) Thanks to 7bit I'll be getting a replacement barrel for the one I managed to tear up.There are three model Ms that wait for their boltmod, yesterday I got my screws.
Funny thing is that MOST keyboard enthusiasts ignore the "Rubber-domes" simply because they are not Buckling Spring (mechanical) hence this type of keyboard gets next to no loving here or on Geekhack Central.
Have you tried my Model F domes?Elrick wrote:Funny thing is that MOST keyboard enthusiasts ignore the "Rubber-domes" simply because they are not Buckling Spring (mechanical) hence this type of keyboard gets next to no loving here or on Geekhack Central.
Shame really, since these older model keyboards are simply the BEST rubber domes to use and own.
Always miss out on buying one when they appear on Fleabay. They don't last long when posted for sale, hence it looks like they are quite decent and sought after.
.They feel like a normal rubberdome, of course the keyboard have a much better construction than any other rubberdome, thick keycaps a deep (and very silent) sound. I also like that the keys are not such cheap flat shiny crap, like other rubberdomes. I like the keyboard, when it is time where you have to be quiet, it is very good. It is also good to attract people to IBM keyboards for which is buckling spring to strange.