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Offline fanpeople

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IBM Model M Clicky 84-Key Wired PS/2 Space Saver Keyboard (SSK) - 1391472 (1987)
« on: Thu, 11 September 2014, 02:14:50 »
[The listing has ended] Anyone in Australia interested in an SSK?

I'd buy it in a heartbeat but I just got one. I still really want to get it, so if someone else would please pull the pin and remove it from the bay my wallet would forever be in your debt.

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/IBM-Model-M-Clicky-84-Key-Wired-PS-2-Space-Saver-Keyboard-SSK-1391472-1987-/141402760835?pt=AU_Input_Peripherals&hash=item20ec42e683&_uhb=1

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Re: IBM Model M Clicky 84-Key Wired PS/2 Space Saver Keyboard (SSK) - 1391472 (1987)
« Reply #1 on: Thu, 11 September 2014, 02:18:40 »
Damnit why do these have to turn up when I have no money :(

I am sitting in Melbourne CBD at the moment!
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Offline jorgenslee

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Re: IBM Model M Clicky 84-Key Wired PS/2 Space Saver Keyboard (SSK) - 1391472 (1987)
« Reply #2 on: Thu, 11 September 2014, 02:29:04 »
Unfortunately, $62 shipping for me. What a bummer. Been wanting an ssk for a while now... :(
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Re: IBM Model M Clicky 84-Key Wired PS/2 Space Saver Keyboard (SSK) - 1391472 (1987)
« Reply #3 on: Thu, 11 September 2014, 05:57:41 »
tempting, very nice condition
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Re: IBM Model M Clicky 84-Key Wired PS/2 Space Saver Keyboard (SSK) - 1391472 (1987)
« Reply #4 on: Thu, 11 September 2014, 06:00:28 »
Perfect candidate for a bolt mod.   And it's an '87!!   
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Re: IBM Model M Clicky 84-Key Wired PS/2 Space Saver Keyboard (SSK) - 1391472 (1987)
« Reply #5 on: Thu, 11 September 2014, 18:48:35 »
I had my eye on this one, but I have too much crap I need to sell first :D
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Re: IBM Model M Clicky 84-Key Wired PS/2 Space Saver Keyboard (SSK) - 1391472 (1987)
« Reply #6 on: Fri, 12 September 2014, 06:24:58 »
LOL still there, if I had $200 it would be sol dby now.
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NEC APC-H4100E | Ducky DK9008 Shine MX blue LED red | Ducky DK9008 Shine MX blue LED green | Link 900243-08 | CM QFR MX black | KeyCool 87 white MX reds | HHKB 2 Pro | Model M 02-Mar-1993 | Model M 29-Nov-1995 | CM Trigger (broken) | CM QFS MX green | Ducky DK9087 Shine 3 TKL Yellow Edition MX black | Lexmark SSK 21-Apr-1994 | IBM SSK 13-Oct-1987 | CODE TKL MX clear | Model M 122 01-Jun-1988

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Re: IBM Model M Clicky 84-Key Wired PS/2 Space Saver Keyboard (SSK) - 1391472 (1987)
« Reply #7 on: Sat, 13 September 2014, 02:13:56 »
The listing has ended, does that mean it was purchased or ran out of time? I was on the fence pretty bad... took a lot of willpower not to buy.
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Re: IBM Model M Clicky 84-Key Wired PS/2 Space Saver Keyboard (SSK) - 1391472 (1987)
« Reply #8 on: Sat, 13 September 2014, 03:57:33 »
Maybe it just ended without any bids.

I would have snapped this up fairly quickly if I had had the funds.
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NEC APC-H4100E | Ducky DK9008 Shine MX blue LED red | Ducky DK9008 Shine MX blue LED green | Link 900243-08 | CM QFR MX black | KeyCool 87 white MX reds | HHKB 2 Pro | Model M 02-Mar-1993 | Model M 29-Nov-1995 | CM Trigger (broken) | CM QFS MX green | Ducky DK9087 Shine 3 TKL Yellow Edition MX black | Lexmark SSK 21-Apr-1994 | IBM SSK 13-Oct-1987 | CODE TKL MX clear | Model M 122 01-Jun-1988

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Re: IBM Model M Clicky 84-Key Wired PS/2 Space Saver Keyboard (SSK) - 1391472 (1987)
« Reply #9 on: Sat, 13 September 2014, 04:14:32 »
Cheaper just to buy a unicomp.
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Re: IBM Model M Clicky 84-Key Wired PS/2 Space Saver Keyboard (SSK) - 1391472 (1987)
« Reply #10 on: Sat, 13 September 2014, 04:52:40 »
Quote from: Tiramisuu on Sat, 13 September 2014, 04:14:32
Cheaper just to buy a unicomp.

Where is the fun in that?  :'(.

Quote from: rowdy on Sat, 13 September 2014, 03:57:33
Maybe it just ended without any bids.

I would have snapped this up fairly quickly if I had had the funds.

If it wasn't sold they may re-list it, hopefully when you have the money. And when I don't.
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Re: IBM Model M Clicky 84-Key Wired PS/2 Space Saver Keyboard (SSK) - 1391472 (1987)
« Reply #11 on: Sun, 14 September 2014, 15:26:50 »
Quote from: fanpeople on Sat, 13 September 2014, 04:52:40
Quote from: Tiramisuu on Sat, 13 September 2014, 04:14:32
Cheaper just to buy a unicomp.

Where is the fun in that?  :'(.

Quote from: rowdy on Sat, 13 September 2014, 03:57:33
Maybe it just ended without any bids.

I would have snapped this up fairly quickly if I had had the funds.

If it wasn't sold they may re-list it, hopefully when you have the money. And when I don't.

1. unicomp doesn't make ssks
2. listing says "sold for $200"

better luck next time.
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Re: IBM Model M Clicky 84-Key Wired PS/2 Space Saver Keyboard (SSK) - 1391472 (1987)
« Reply #12 on: Sun, 14 September 2014, 15:46:15 »
Quote from: Tiramisuu on Sat, 13 September 2014, 04:14:32
Cheaper just to buy a unicomp.

 ^-^ *facepalm*
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Re: IBM Model M Clicky 84-Key Wired PS/2 Space Saver Keyboard (SSK) - 1391472 (1987)
« Reply #13 on: Mon, 15 September 2014, 12:28:59 »
Quote from: dorkvader on Sun, 14 September 2014, 15:26:50
Quote from: fanpeople on Sat, 13 September 2014, 04:52:40
Quote from: Tiramisuu on Sat, 13 September 2014, 04:14:32
Cheaper just to buy a unicomp.

Where is the fun in that?  :'(.

Quote from: rowdy on Sat, 13 September 2014, 03:57:33
Maybe it just ended without any bids.

I would have snapped this up fairly quickly if I had had the funds.

If it wasn't sold they may re-list it, hopefully when you have the money. And when I don't.

1. unicomp doesn't make ssks
2. listing says "sold for $200"

better luck next time.

actually I am thinking of cutting down one or two of my keyboards. I'm just awaiting the_beast to report back with overwhelming success on his cutting-down mod.
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