Awe crap, you beat me to it.
Well, to be fair, this is one of just three keyboards remaining on my wish list, so you can imagine my excitement when I saw the listing this morning.
I hope you decide to sell your broken m15XMIT wrote: 17 Jun 2020, 18:26Well, to be fair, this is one of just three keyboards remaining on my wish list, so you can imagine my excitement when I saw the listing this morning.
I'd welcome any leads on a KB106DE or a Space Cadet. I've about given up on the Space Cadet, and am hoping that a trip to Japan (once we're post-COVID) turns up a KB106DE.
I really need to sell some boards myself. One can never have too many Model Ms, until of course you do and it's time to sell some.
I bet you do! That's pretty low on my list of things to clean out. Did you ever get a new knob for yours?
At least I know it's going to a good homeXMIT wrote: 17 Jun 2020, 18:26Well, to be fair, this is one of just three keyboards remaining on my wish list, so you can imagine my excitement when I saw the listing this morning.
I'd welcome any leads on a KB106DE or a Space Cadet. I've about given up on the Space Cadet, and am hoping that a trip to Japan (once we're post-COVID) turns up a KB106DE.
I really need to sell some boards myself. One can never have too many Model Ms, until of course you do and it's time to sell some.
Soarer was a game-changer, it was amazing of him to write his firm ware for almost all of the ancient IBM iron when the AT was the only one he really cared about.funkmon wrote: 18 Jun 2020, 08:56
10 years ago I could have had all the F122s I wanted but there was no way to use them with my computer
I missed this, my apologies.enrique.aliaga wrote: 17 Jun 2020, 20:52 Could you please share some pictures of the Wang 724 with Salmon Alps? Also, what state are the switches in?
