Price Check: How much is my _____ worth?
- 2ter
- Location: vienna, austria
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What would be a fair price to ask for a cleaned and testet M 122 made in the UK in 89? With or without converter?
- Myoth
- Location: Strasbourg
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if you're talking about the caps just above your reply, it was made by a compagny named BSP for a software called APL (or is it a layout ?) they were found on some rare Cherry keyboards found in airports I thinkdepletedvespene wrote: ↑Serious question: WHO would make keycaps with lettering in four colors? (I want black, red, green and blue for thee multipad I'll one day get to make).
- Myoth
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depends on the M122, is it the first gen, the second or the third ? generally they go for between 20 and 50€ since nobody wants them, but if you have a rare enough one they can go for much more, do you happen to have a photo of it ?2ter wrote: ↑What would be a fair price to ask for a cleaned and testet M 122 made in the UK in 89? With or without converter?
- 2ter
- Location: vienna, austria
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this is the ones i have:
- depletedvespene
- Location: Chile
- Main keyboard: IBM Model F122
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Thanks for the answer, but I meant making custom designs of my own, on order.Myoth wrote: ↑if you're talking about the caps just above your reply, it was made by a compagny named BSP for a software called APL (or is it a layout ?) they were found on some rare Cherry keyboards found in airports I thinkdepletedvespene wrote: ↑Serious question: WHO would make keycaps with lettering in four colors? (I want black, red, green and blue for thee multipad I'll one day get to make).
- fohat
- Elder Messenger
- Location: Knoxville, Tennessee, USA
- Main keyboard: Model F 122-key terminal
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Complete sets of matching F1-F24 are hard to find and desirable.2ter wrote: ↑
M 122 made in the UK in 89?
- JP!
- Location: United States
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I believe this a IBM PC clone keyboard with Oak Full Travel Membrane (FTM) switches? Any idea what would be a fair price to pay for one of these?
- JP!
- Location: United States
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Also what about this?
- Myoth
- Location: Strasbourg
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do you have pics of it ? I really don't know what you're talking about, if there is no barcode scanner that would be a G80-1000 ?maxrunner wrote: ↑How much for a g80-1600 without the barcode scanner?
The G80-1600 has a DIN connector where you plug the Barcode reader into the keyboard. I guess he only wants to say that he doesn't own this reader and he only has the normal keyboard (which is the case for most 1600s)
- AdrianMan
- Location: Bucharest Romania
- Main keyboard: Monokei Kei, HHKB, Beige Leopolds - FC660c&980c
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Hey all !
Any ideea how much the keyboard part (pcb+Cherry M9 switches + plate + keycaps - doubleshot cherry mx compatible) from a Triump Adler Gabriele 9009 would worth?
This is the model :
Here someone used the keycaps for a Planck :
Thanks !
Any ideea how much the keyboard part (pcb+Cherry M9 switches + plate + keycaps - doubleshot cherry mx compatible) from a Triump Adler Gabriele 9009 would worth?
This is the model :
Here someone used the keycaps for a Planck :
Thanks !
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- Location: Portugal
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The barcode scanner device was removed for some reason, but the keyboard has the connector on the side for it. Ill try post pics later.
- 2ter
- Location: vienna, austria
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- quochung1989
- Vintage Cherry Collector
- Location: Vietnam
- Main keyboard: Cherry G80-3081 SAU
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Nice board! Caps seems not shine. But I think it's have Cherry MX Clear.
- seebart
- Offtopicthority Instigator
- Location: Germany
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- 2ter
- Location: vienna, austria
- Main keyboard: olympia carrera or m from 87, apple M0118 (office)
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You can recognize it as a cherry mx white switch by the little stub on the slider. it feels similar to mx blue switches, only that some click and some don't. as far as i know this happens because of the grease that is applied to the slider by the factory.quochung1989 wrote: ↑Nice board! Caps seems not shine. But I think it's have Cherry MX Clear.
- quochung1989
- Vintage Cherry Collector
- Location: Vietnam
- Main keyboard: Cherry G80-3081 SAU
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Oh ok. Thanks!2ter wrote: ↑You can recognize it as a cherry mx white switch by the little stub on the slider. it feels similar to mx blue switches, only that some click and some don't. as far as i know this happens because of the grease that is applied to the slider by the factory.quochung1989 wrote: ↑Nice board! Caps seems not shine. But I think it's have Cherry MX Clear.
- Wingklip
- Location: Sydnegrad, Soviet Republic of Australasia
- Main keyboard: IBM 3178 Model F C2
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- seebart
- Offtopicthority Instigator
- Location: Germany
- Main keyboard: Rotation
- Main mouse: Steelseries Sensei
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- depletedvespene
- Location: Chile
- Main keyboard: IBM Model F122
- Main mouse: Logitech G700s
- Favorite switch: buckling spring
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There is one potential seller and one potential buyer, so yes, there is. Also, the buyer is oh so very fat, so it's a mass market.Myoth wrote: ↑is there a market for SKCC keycaps ?
- seebart
- Offtopicthority Instigator
- Location: Germany
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No, not really. But like depletedvespene said there is a potential buyer.Myoth wrote: ↑is there a market for SKCC keycaps ?
- consolation
- Location: NZ
- Main keyboard: Norbatouch
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If you snip the cruciform supports off, then use a dremel to thin out the mount (top and bottom), they work fine with cherry switches. Little bit loose, but a bit of cellophane fixes that.