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>found IBM Model F 122 at recycler
>took home to hose and pressure wash
The keyboard itself is in remarkable condition. The only "problem" is the oxidation that has occurred on the front of the keyboard. Bought an adapter and now I'm typing on it. I thought you guys would be interested in seeing before and after pics.
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>>61700289
Nice catch anon,
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>>61700315
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i hope you lubed the springs
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>>61700353
I can always later, the springs for the most part are in great condition as well. I only saw one spring which had some rust but it was on a macro key so I'm not too concerned.
Anyone know how to program macros?
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>>61700289
>Recycler
How the fuck do you people get into those places?
All the ones I've found refuse to let you look through their stock and will only let you buy the shit they've already refirbished for nearly the original cost
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>>61700395
Some places are open and people just dump shit and leave.
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>>61700418
Where are these mystical places?
How do you find these places?
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>>61700541
check your local listings
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>>61701303
>local listings
How do I check those?
I searched on google for local places and I got a few hits but most of them seem to be regular recycling centers
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>>61702008
not him, but I went on craigslist and saw a couple places, but it looks like most of their inventory is old dell shit
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