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geekhack Marketplace => Classifieds => Topic started by: REVENGE on Mon, 13 June 2011, 17:16:30
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Looking for those 1387033s, preferably in excellent condition. PM me with your finds / offers, thank you.
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I must say, Model F buckling springs feel fantastic. However, those aircraft carriers are just too big to be practical.
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Just as it seems to be about the size of a model m, I don't think that the regular AT F is any different in size either because it only has the numpad on that side.
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Correct, it's roughly the same length as the AT and XT Model Fs. The layout is also far more practical IMHO.
can you convert these things to use with a modern PC?
Why all the hype for them?
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There was someone on eBay selling 6016730's a few months back. See this thread:
http://geekhack.org/showthread.php?14728-Ibm-6016730-50-bin&highlight=6016730
He had several available at the time, so might want to check if he has any more. That is if the price is acceptable and if that model is acceptable in lieu of the 1387033.
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The 6016730 uses a different signaling protocol over a parallel interface. No conversion has been performed yet, and would not be trivial.
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Right, by aircraft carrier I was referring to full size 122-key terminal boards.
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Why all the hype for them?
Probably has something to do with them being the best keyboards ever made.
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well i found me a 1387033....should be getting it monday
will post pics
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well i found me a 1387033....should be getting it monday
will post pics
Oh well, shipping to the US was going to be expensive anyways.
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BTW....the one im getting....I DONT WANT IT....its more of a curiosity
It will be getting offered to a GHer (you know who you are)
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_CH_
If you are interested, it cost me $70 AU so far
shipping (i will ONLY ship EMS with insurance) is $212. I have not factored in my time or packing. These you can have for free and i will need it paypaled as a gift.
Interested?
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Yes. its missing some keys also. I can replace the QWERTY keys. the others id say no.
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$282? Pass to acfrazier, unless I go visiting down there sometime.
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I copped a blasting from _CH_ for getting this....so he gets 1st dibs
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$212 AUD shipping? I'm going to have to sleep on that one.
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Not sure if they have them or not, but they list them: http://www.cygnussupply.com/IBM/IBM-Page206.html
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Not sure if they have them or not, but they list them: http://www.cygnussupply.com/IBM/IBM-Page206.html
kishy was right, nobody who claims to have them online actually has them in inventory. I've managed to get Argecy and Memory4less to remove their listings, but evidently the big parts search engines don't update their databases regularly enough.
I didn't realize he was referring to ch_123, but I guess it doesn't matter at this point.
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OK.....so CH_123 is not loving the post cost (can blame him)
so ill hold onto this and see if i can one day soon complete the keys and post internal pics :)
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can you convert these things to use with a modern PC?
yes you can change it to PS/2 and then get a PS/2 to usb converter (if needed)
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These are not AT keyboards, you need an active converter for them. Fortunately, these are cheap and simple to make.