Good news, bad news... Amiga News!

The manager of a local radio station here _years_ ago was going to sell me 2 Amiga 1200s he was no longer using, as he had an Amiga 4000T as his (and his wife's) main computer. At that time, he'd mentioned that he'd never give up the 4000T. For over 6 months after the initial meeting, I'd tried to contact him to no avail, so eventually I gave up... The other day, I was asked if I could repair a Win2K setup on a laptop without requiring to reformat for him and was asked how much it would cost: I said "One of your Amigas." He'd said "sure." I was rather expecting one of the 1200's, but the bad news seems to be that they are probably no longer around (but I don't know for sure) and it turns out the Amiga he agreed to give me is the 4000T, but he needs to get some personal info off of it first, and doesn't have (or cannot find) a keyboard or mouse for it. I have a mouse for my Atari ST that's switchable to Amiga, but I cannot locate it right now... ePay doesn't seem to have too much, most of which is in the UK, so shipping might get 1) expensive and 2) rather slow. I found some adapters that would allow PS/2 mice to be used on them, would this be a good idea? So, anyone have any idears where I could pick up a working, reasonably priced keyboard/mouse set -- or is it 'nature of the beast' that the peripherals are expensive? -- would an Amiga 2000 or 3000T keyboard work on the 4000T? Or: Can standard PS/2 keyboards be 'rewired' for use on them, or is it a totally different protocol? I have *many* of these at my disposal, and trashing a few for testing would be no big deal to me... ;-) Thanks one and all, Roger "Merch" Merchberger -- Roger "Merch" Merchberger | A new truth in advertising slogan SysAdmin, Iceberg Computers | for MicroSoft: "We're not the oxy... zmerch(a)30below.com | ...in oxymoron!"