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Offline Phaedrus2129

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Currently own: IBM Model M 1391401 1988,  XArmor U9 prototype
Previously owned: Ricercar SPOS, IBM M13 92G7461 1994, XArmor U9BL, XArmor U9W prototype, Cherry G80-8200LPDUS, Cherry G84-4100, Compaq MX-11800, Chicony KB-5181 (SMK Monterey), Reveal KB-7061, Cirque Wave Keyboard (ergonomic rubber domes), NMB RT101 (rubber dome), Dell AT101W

Offline erricrice

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Big Wang, only $24
« Reply #1 on: Sun, 29 August 2010, 16:00:44 »
Wow, that is some awfully cheap Wang, watch out for that, there might be something wrong with it...:biggrin:
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Black ALPS: Black Dell AT-101W(Real-Complicated)****ABS M1(Modded Black ALPS, Linear)
Buckling Spring: Model M 1391401(1988 & 1993)
Cherry Blues: DAS III Pro
Cherry Blacks: Cherry G80-11900
Cherry Browns: 3X Cherry G80-8113LRCUS-2
Cherry MY: G81-7000HPBUS-2****G81-3000LANUS-0****Modded to 20g
Rubber Dome: HHKB Lite 2 (White & Black)

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Big Wang, only $24
« Reply #2 on: Sun, 29 August 2010, 16:02:14 »
Quote from: erricrice;217945
Wow, that is some awfully cheap Wang, watch out for that, there might be something wrong with it...:biggrin:


Well, it's an old one. :drum:
Current collection: HHKB Pro 2 black on black, HHKB Pro 2 white/grey blank, [strike]Dell AT101W[/strike] (sold to SirClickAlot), 1992 Model M, Key Tronic Ergoforce KT 2001, BTC 5100 C. Dead boards: MS Natural Elite, MS Natural 4000.

Offline J888www

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Big Wang, only $24
« Reply #3 on: Sun, 29 August 2010, 16:02:39 »
IIRC,  these have a RJ type connector (seems so long ago since I made a cord to connect one of these KBD)


The keyboard is very well manufactured/solidly built without being too heavy. Nice to type with an added bonus of a speaker + volume switch on the back. So if you want the keyboard to click louder, just increase this speaker volume.

I still have my NIB somewhere and is a keeper. All in all, I like it, but that's only my personal opinion.

NB: The switches do not click, the speaker provides this pseudo click sound.
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Offline erricrice

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Big Wang, only $24
« Reply #4 on: Sun, 29 August 2010, 16:23:27 »
Quote from: J888www;217948

NB: The switches do not click, the speaker provides this pseudo click sound.


Bwuaaaaaaaaaaaa?



That's kinda cool I guess...but defeats the point doesn't it?
I\'m selling all my Shizz! Please buy it!

White ALPS: Northgate Omnikey 101-NCS(Real-Complicated)****Filco Zero FKBN87Z/EB(Fukka Simplifieds)****Siig MiniTouch(XM Simplifieds)
Black ALPS: Black Dell AT-101W(Real-Complicated)****ABS M1(Modded Black ALPS, Linear)
Buckling Spring: Model M 1391401(1988 & 1993)
Cherry Blues: DAS III Pro
Cherry Blacks: Cherry G80-11900
Cherry Browns: 3X Cherry G80-8113LRCUS-2
Cherry MY: G81-7000HPBUS-2****G81-3000LANUS-0****Modded to 20g
Rubber Dome: HHKB Lite 2 (White & Black)

Logitech G5[/FONT]
Erricrice\'s Song of the Day: Gorillaz - El Maņana
Yup, Blatantly stealing this from you Kishy, hope you don\'t mind, it\'s a great idea.

Big Wang, only $24
« Reply #5 on: Sun, 29 August 2010, 16:36:24 »
Quote from: erricrice;217966
That's kinda cool I guess...but defeats the point doesn't it?

Not necessarily. Audible feedback helps; who cares if the mechanics cause it or if it's electronic? IIRC some of the  IBM terminal M boards also had speakers included for feedback (which is why - at least the older - Model Ms have a keyboard grill at the bottom).
Current collection: HHKB Pro 2 black on black, HHKB Pro 2 white/grey blank, [strike]Dell AT101W[/strike] (sold to SirClickAlot), 1992 Model M, Key Tronic Ergoforce KT 2001, BTC 5100 C. Dead boards: MS Natural Elite, MS Natural 4000.

Offline erricrice

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Big Wang, only $24
« Reply #6 on: Sun, 29 August 2010, 17:00:11 »
Yeah, I suppose, I just like it better when I can feeeel the click(which I know is really from the tactile part but still)
I\'m selling all my Shizz! Please buy it!

White ALPS: Northgate Omnikey 101-NCS(Real-Complicated)****Filco Zero FKBN87Z/EB(Fukka Simplifieds)****Siig MiniTouch(XM Simplifieds)
Black ALPS: Black Dell AT-101W(Real-Complicated)****ABS M1(Modded Black ALPS, Linear)
Buckling Spring: Model M 1391401(1988 & 1993)
Cherry Blues: DAS III Pro
Cherry Blacks: Cherry G80-11900
Cherry Browns: 3X Cherry G80-8113LRCUS-2
Cherry MY: G81-7000HPBUS-2****G81-3000LANUS-0****Modded to 20g
Rubber Dome: HHKB Lite 2 (White & Black)

Logitech G5[/FONT]
Erricrice\'s Song of the Day: Gorillaz - El Maņana
Yup, Blatantly stealing this from you Kishy, hope you don\'t mind, it\'s a great idea.

Offline 8_INCH_FLOPPY

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Big Wang, only $24
« Reply #7 on: Sun, 29 August 2010, 20:18:42 »
I'm quite happy with the size of my wang, thank you.
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Offline Oqsy

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Big Wang, only $24
« Reply #8 on: Sun, 29 August 2010, 20:22:02 »
Big Wang, huh?  I'd say that one is average.
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Offline celery

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Big Wang, only $24
« Reply #9 on: Mon, 30 August 2010, 03:13:04 »
If that GL key does what I hope it does, it could save me some trouble at the beginning of Starcraft 2 games...