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Offline directheatedtriode

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[WTB] SKCM blue keyboard
« on: Mon, 07 August 2017, 11:45:07 »
Looking to buy an SKCM blue keyboard, one with a fairly "standard" type of layout ie ruling out things like Leading Edge 2014.
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Re: [WTB] SKCM blue keyboard
« Reply #1 on: Wed, 27 September 2017, 19:01:21 »
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Re: [WTB] SKCM blue keyboard
« Reply #2 on: Wed, 27 September 2017, 20:46:21 »
Conventional ANSI-layout blue Alps, such as the Acer KB-101A, are mega-rare.

If you own a soldering iron, you should really consider putting a "Frankenboard" together the way you really want it.
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Re: [WTB] SKCM blue keyboard
« Reply #3 on: Thu, 28 September 2017, 10:22:15 »
Quote from: fohat.digs on Wed, 27 September 2017, 20:46:21
Conventional ANSI-layout blue Alps, such as the Acer KB-101A, are mega-rare.

If you own a soldering iron, you should really consider putting a "Frankenboard" together the way you really want it.

There are many others like OEMMAX, etc that aren't anywhere as rare as that 101A. I can solder/desolder, I just value my time more highly than having to go through that again. Considering these switches are often old and the joints/pins starting to oxidize, desoldering and soldering them on a donor board is just too time consuming for me. If these were new switches with no oxidization soldering to a new PCB is comparatively quick work.
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Re: [WTB] SKCM blue keyboard
« Reply #4 on: Mon, 09 October 2017, 12:32:41 »
Bump.
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Re: [WTB] SKCM blue keyboard
« Reply #5 on: Mon, 09 October 2017, 14:29:27 »
How much are you looking to pay for such a board?
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Re: [WTB] SKCM blue keyboard
« Reply #6 on: Mon, 09 October 2017, 15:28:04 »
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Re: [WTB] SKCM blue keyboard
« Reply #7 on: Mon, 09 October 2017, 20:23:48 »
Quote from: Philister on Mon, 09 October 2017, 15:28:04
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I never received a message.

balotz: it would really depend on the board, condition, what it came with, etc.
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