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geekhack Marketplace => Great Finds => Topic started by: Hak Foo on Fri, 01 January 2010, 00:18:48
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http://cgi.ebay.com/TUV-Bauart-geprueft-Keyboard-212709-001-like-Model-M_W0QQitemZ320469039864QQcmdZViewItemQQptZPCA_Mice_Trackballs?hash=item4a9d717af8#ht_4649wt_1042
Dirty as all get out. No promises. "Made in Mexico" suggests Maxi Switch to me.
Very retro look.
FCC ID (GJK122RX-2) implies Honeywell.
I wonder if they did a PC-Mini thing too?
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At the very least, I wonder if they have the internal connector done in the same way that the IBM terminal ones are (5 pin on a 2x3 berg strip).
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It wouldn't need to be since it's already got a normal AT plug (unless you're asking for a different reason than cable swapping)
Someone fire off an email asking if they'd mind opening it up. I won't out of fear of being unhappy with the reply.
(http://geekhack.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=6965&stc=1&d=1262551310)
Cable swap. I already have the original 2x3 off my own that terminates in a full sized RJ45 connector(due to a lack of keyboards that I have with proper berg strips).
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Oh, nice little setup you've got there.
It's probably a long shot to hope that a non-IBM company did it the same way, but you never know I suppose.
Well, the Bull BTC-based keyboard that acted as a donor terminated in a non-Berg strip connector.
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Maybe I'll "kishy" that keyboard any offer $10.
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ok, I got one of this from ebay.
I thought it was buckling type like M but....
(http://linux.koru.org/tmp/memorex/img_4154.jpg)
(http://linux.koru.org/tmp/memorex/img_4155.jpg)
(http://linux.koru.org/tmp/memorex/img_4158.jpg)
(http://linux.koru.org/tmp/memorex/img_4161.jpg)
:frusty:
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Does it at least feel "somewhat acceptable"?
Unfortunately No. anyway I like those huge letters on the keys. :high5:
And welcome to geekhack! Sorry you've arrived under somewhat unpleasant circumstances.
Thanks!
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Welcome to geekhack.
Where are the DIP switches? Is that a video editing board?
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Welcome to geekhack.
Where are the DIP switches? Is that a video editing board?
(http://linux.koru.org/tmp/memorex/img_4159.jpg)