1988 NTC board with amber Omrons and hebrew keycaps

[jacobolus]

http://www.ebay.com/itm/351378117357

Amber Omron B3G-S keyswitches are one of the clickiest switches anywhere, and pretty rare. Somewhat similar in construction to an Alps switch, but almost as tactile as a buckling spring, and quite loud.

[reset]

Interesting. So would this work with DIN to PS/2, and PS/2 to USB adapters?

[ramnes]

Those Omron switches are calling me for a long time now...

I need to find one in EU. 

[CPTBadAss]

Oooooo, thanks for the heads up jacobolus

[chyros]

I'd love to try out these switches sometime. I wonder if they're even clickier than Acer switches xD .

[CPTBadAss]

EVERY DON'T BID SO I CAN HAS IT OK?  

I'm joking of course

[Halverson]

EVERY DON'T BID SO I CAN HAS IT OK?  

I'm joking of course

We could agree to not! We've done it before!

[CPTBadAss]

Awww that didn't work out as I expected it to

[Halverson]

Who got it??

[jevvix]

Wow that went for more than I thought it would. Are Omron switches in that layout (84/AT) that rare?

[orihalcon]

Had been wanting to try omrons out too. Probably isn't actually worth that much, just haven't seen many out there and this one looked kind of cool. There will be more I'm sure, just have to wait.

[jacobolus]

Amber Omrons in general are pretty rare and hard to find. They’re not my favorite switches, personally, but they are extremely clicky, on par with a buckling spring. :-)

If you hunt around on ebay, there are definitely cheaper ones, but only occasionally. I got this NTC board in extremely good condition for $45 shipped 3 weeks ago (no hebrew though):
http://www.ebay.com/itm/251903966409?orig_cvip=true

[ander]

To whoever got it—mazel tov!

[chyros]

To whoever got it—mazel tov!

****, you beat me to it, Heheheh xD .