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geekhack Marketplace => Great Finds => Topic started by: precarious on Tue, 26 February 2013, 04:48:04
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http://www.ebay.com/itm/Dolch-PAC-62-Network-General-Sniffer-and-Analyzer-with-Dolch-Case-/261175924779 not the best, but not the worst either
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Whoever is getting this should also ask if the seller can just ship the keyboard to reduce the price or at least reduce shipping rates
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This needs a moogle kit to fit a filco or something right?
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This needs a moogle kit to fit a filco or something right?
you. you are correct.
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This needs a moogle kit to fit a filco or something right?
the keyboard itself is really nice though, just get a teensy and make a quick converter. :)
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It is a PS/2 keyboard, just change the cable no need to make a controller replacement.
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It is a PS/2 keyboard, just change the cable no need to make a controller replacement.
true, i guess i forgot about this while using it with a laptop with no ps/2 =(
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This needs a moogle kit to fit a filco or something right?
the keyboard itself is really nice though, just get a teensy and make a quick converter. :)
What switches does it have?
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PCB mounted MX Blue
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oooo nice, i wanted to maybe pick up a blue switch board, if it werent for the scratches on the shift and space bar i would have snatched it in a second >_<
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Dat right shift. Ouch.
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Dat right shift. Ouch.
short bus right shift is drooling
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This is seriously revoltingly tempting and pay day is on Thursday >.< FUUUUUUUUUUUU rent!
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This is seriously revoltingly tempting and pay day is on Thursday >.< FUUUUUUUUUUUU rent!
if it really is scratched up and not dirty, or whatever, don't sweat it too much, probably better to wait for one in better condition :)
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I contacted the seller to ask for additional pictures but he responded that somebody is already in the process of buying it. :\
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Does anybody know i can find a guide on how to change the cable?
Cheers,
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Easiest way, just cut the end of a PS/2 cable and crimp a 4p4c connector on the end, then you have a detachable PS/2 cable and don't really have to modify the keyboard at all. Otherwise, just open the casebody up take out the pcb desolder the wires that lead to the 4p4c connector and solder on PS/2 cable. There is really not much complexity there.
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i know but cant explan :p
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(http://i.imgur.com/GQ1yYh.jpg)
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like that, i picked up the line splitter at k-mart for a few bucks. those are some thick coiled cherry ps/2 cables, but you can use whatever