


I believe they are professional E-waste scrappers or recyclers, E-waste wholesalers probably. Maybe they "imported" them via their shady trade channel. If I hadn't told them the worth of Model M, I think these Ms would have ended up in shredders at some disposal plant.
Maybe the guy who talked with me just got a portion of that truckload.Holy......I am too far away, otherwise I'd have gone over and picked some up myself.XMIT wrote: A (pickup) truck load of Model Ms is about 250-300 boards.
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I see , 200+ Ms would be half a year's workload even for Clickykeyboard...This month I accomplished a little humble rescue mission myself :seebart wrote:results-f102/best-vintage-keyboard-or-c ... hilit=dta6
Without sounding like a jaded ahole I can say I'm all set with M's:
Yes, seebart got it. I actually find it quite relaxing doing the mind work of cleaning keyboards and restoring items. It took me about two weeks to clean them all so this would be at least 10 times that amount.Mr.Nobody wrote:I see , 200+ Ms would be half a year's workload even for Clickykeyboard...
Nicely done!
I find that if you place them in location, turn the key caps 5 degrees clockwise and tap them in with one strong tap, the key caps will all click properly about 98% of the time. With 20 keyboards in that find, I learned that quickly. I also now know the order of Model M key caps without looking at another one now too