29 Dec
2005
29 Dec
'05
2:32 a.m.
From: "Chuck Guzis" <cclist at
sydex.com>
The following site seems to think that you can use junker Sun 4 keyboards
for parts:
http://www.thebattles.net/sol20/keyboard.html
--Chuck
Hi
Some types of foam don't last long. I wonder if one
could make some with closed cell foam instead. It
last much longer but is a little stiffer than the
foam that they seem to be using.
If it is a capacitive you should be able to make
new capacitors with some aluminum foil and clear
tape.
Just my thoughts
Dwight
29 Dec
29 Dec
11:04 a.m.
Dwight Elvey wrote:
Hi
Some types of foam don't last long. I wonder if one
could make some with closed cell foam instead. It
last much longer but is a little stiffer than the
foam that they seem to be using.
If it is a capacitive you should be able to make
new capacitors with some aluminum foil and clear
tape.
Aluminized mylar is easy to come by in the form of mylar punched-tape
stock. It is quite expensive these days, but a single roll would go a
long way. Also, aluminized mylar is widely used in balloons and novelty
items, which could be harvested for material. I have no idea if the
thickness is critical, but this sort of material would likely be much
more conformant than aluminum foil.
--Bill
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