These machines used at least two different key switches, that I've seen. I've
been looking for a broken key switch and the one a friend had was different.
Mine has a broken post on one key.
Dwight
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Folks,
Yay, I was wrong! The IC seems to be OK, the issue was a stuck-on kb
switch. A quirk of the Apple design causes the last-pressed key to repeat
continuously if any key is being held 'on'.
That leaves me needing two kb switches and possibly one 'tilde' key. This
is the beige IIe kb with
After VCFMW this year, I've been looking at old projects I have and
was wondering if anyone has any leads on TeleVideo systems.
I'm looking for TS-800 terminals/systems, and interested in probably
any 1980s Televideo terminals, depending on price, especially the 950,
and 965s... and keyboards for
Folks,
A neglected Apple IIe showed up in my life, and now I find myself needing a
few parts. Specifically:
- AY-5-3600 keyboard encoder IC
- Several key studs, maybe a couple of keys
Anyone have a donor machine?
Bill
The short story: we need exhibitors, speakers and volunteers to have an
event. We are off to a good start but we all know time flies when you are
having fun, and March isn't that far away.
When: Saturday and Sunday, March 23rd-24th 2019
Where: Seattle, WA at Living Computers:museum+labs
Event
Hi Eric,
I have working 10MB and 20MB units here being driven by a PC XT with the
Iomega specific card for them.
I've had to puts lots of effort into cleaning the heads on them. I'm not
sure if there is an oxide shedding problem or just 30 years of dust that
I'm fighting, but they do seem to be
