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geekhack Marketplace => Great Finds => Topic started by: chimera15 on Tue, 22 September 2009, 15:26:03
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http://cgi.ebay.com/Vintage-Magitronic-Keyboard-Clicky-Green-A10-Sliders_W0QQitemZ300350049978QQcmdZViewItemQQptZPCA_Mice_Trackballs?hash=item45ee420eba&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14
Never seen a green alps like that before. The seller is saying they're clicky...
Pretty interesting.
On it's Scarey Garcia too, so you know he's not making a mistake or something.
(http://www.scarry-garcia.com/june09/magidk172b.jpg)
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Sorry about the triple post, not sure what happened. Please leave this one.
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I thought Green Alps were linear switches?
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I thought Green Alps were linear switches?
They could be. Scarry might be using the word "clicky" loosely to describe mechanical switches.
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They could be. Scarry might be using the word "clicky" loosely to describe mechanical switches.
I think, unless the lighting is really messing with the color that the green in this switch is a much lighter green than the green linear switch. It's probable that it's a strange fake alps. I've written to him and asked him to describe the switch in more detail and what type it is exactly.
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I think, unless the lighting is really messing with the color that the green in this switch is a much lighter green than the green linear switch. It's probable that it's a strange fake alps.
Not necessarily true. I had a Dell AT101W that had switches that were more of a gray colour than the black I had seen in other AT101/102s. Upon disassembly of the switches, I found that they were completely identical. So I'd say that the above are linear switches, and as itlnstln said, the seller is using 'clicky' as a generic term.