Selling keyboards without the terminal

On 2018-10-19 3:15 PM, Ethan Dicks via cctalk wrote: Even though the feel of the "beam-spring" keyboards is nice and they make a pleasant sound they are not the most reliable keyboard. Since they are capacitive keyboards they are very sensitive to contamination, and one of the flat metal springs in the key module flexes back and forth each time the key is depressed which leads to it fatiguing and breaking.? I am sure the only source of replacement key modules now would be to take them from another keyboard.? When I was servicing a lot of terminals that used that keyboard technology I used to keep half a dozen in my trunk all the time. The design as used in the original PC keyboard was mechanically more durable but since it was still a capacitive keyboard, it was still very sensitive to contamination. Paul.