//gainsborough wrote: ↑https://www.ebay.ca/itm/Vintage-DELL-AT ... fresh=true
Okay so....what the actual fuck? Hahahah. This wasn't one of you guys, was it?
RealityCavesIn wrote: ↑ Wait...it sold for 765$!?!? What the actual fuck indeed.
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I just got a clean one - like almost pristine - for like $75 after shipping off eBay...I've already sold the switches and harvested the caps for an omnikey 101 project.... I think I made a grave mistake.balotz wrote: ↑Time to list my old logo AT101!
Well, that did not really helpgreen-squid wrote:[...] The computer is much cooler [...]Slom wrote: ↑Could somebody please talk me out of this one?
That did the trick though, thanks guyswebwit and Noobmaen and JP! wrote: You need the money for your future purchases in the Exotics Boutique [...] it's Micro Switch SD [...] It will take up precious space
Well, what if I would want it for JUST the caps
You can get them brand new and in more sizes here:Iggy wrote: ↑https://www.ebay.de/itm/XMIT-Hall-Effec ... 0752.m1982
Hall Effect, any good? Offer looks tempting to me.
Oh wow, are those any good?green-squid wrote: ↑You can get them brand new and in more sizes here:
https://acepads.en.alibaba.com/productg ... board.html
Chyros said they are pretty good, but they are very expensive. $80 for a 60%, and it has butt-ugly keycaps.Iggy wrote: ↑Oh wow, are those any good?green-squid wrote: ↑You can get them brand new and in more sizes here:
https://acepads.en.alibaba.com/productg ... board.html
OhcoolI'mgonnabuyitandseeifitfitsmyXT...(looks at price)...
For $250 less. Question. Is it possible to scan/3-D print that flip out wrist panel? What are the odds that the PCB is fire damaged? How hard would it be to design a new PCB based on emdudes work? (assuming you have no knowledge of electronics engineering technology)?Oh no! Oh no! Somebody bough it!tron wrote: ↑
It's back........again
I asked the seller to open it and take shots of the PCB so he would have a higher chance of selling it. He said thanks but didn't take my advice
Nope it can be yours for the low low price of 750 Dollars!green-squid wrote: ↑Oh no! Oh no! Somebody bough it!tron wrote: ↑
It's back........again
I asked the seller to open it and take shots of the PCB so he would have a higher chance of selling it. He said thanks but didn't take my advice
It may take quite a while to sell them at 20/piece. Not sure if it's worth the opportunity cost.webwit wrote: ↑You could probably salvage at least 50 beam spring switches from that keyboard. Some keycaps too. Sell them on the echo bay for profit.
That's funny because they told me they'd accept my offer then turned it down and said they were already getting higher offers.ekeppel wrote: ↑I just made an offer on that 3279, but immediately regret doing so.
Only after submitting it did I realize that this is the same seller that did not honor my original purchase of a different beamspring a week or so ago.
It's highly doubtful that he'll accept anyway, even though my offer is very reasonable considering the horrendous condition of this board. Given that the seller lists a large number of keys that aren't clicking properly, I can only imagine what the PCB looks like. I'm only looking at it for parts anyway.
*This seller is really shady.Ir0n wrote: ↑That's funny because they told me they'd accept my offer then turned it down and said they were already getting higher offers.ekeppel wrote: ↑I just made an offer on that 3279, but immediately regret doing so.
Only after submitting it did I realize that this is the same seller that did not honor my original purchase of a different beamspring a week or so ago.
It's highly doubtful that he'll accept anyway, even though my offer is very reasonable considering the horrendous condition of this board. Given that the seller lists a large number of keys that aren't clicking properly, I can only imagine what the PCB looks like. I'm only looking at it for parts anyway.
The seller seems really shady..
