8 Sep
2010
8 Sep
'10
1:10 a.m.
Hi all --
I've acquired an HP 85B computer in good working condition except for
two missing keycaps. Anyone happen to have spares? I need a "k8/k4"
key and a "comma" (numeric keypad) key.
Thanks!
Josh
8 Sep
8 Sep
1:29 a.m.
I've acquired an HP 85B computer in good working
condition except for two
missing keycaps. ?Anyone happen to have spares? ?I need a "k8/k4" key and a
"comma" (numeric keypad) key.
Fair Radio had a pile of junky 85s as of a month or so ago. Perhaps
they can harvest some keys for you.
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Will
5:23 p.m.
Hi all --
I've acquired an HP 85B computer in good working condition except for
two missing keycaps. Anyone happen to have spares? I need a "k8/k4"
key and a "comma" (numeric keypad) key.
No, I don;t ahve any spares... But one thing to watch for on this design
of keyboard [1] is that the keycaps become loose and fall off because of
a ceack in the square tubualr key plunger. So you might want to replace
that as well. Most of the time oyu cna still use the old plunger (the key
doesn't stick down or anything), if you are careful about not losing keycaps.
-tony
9 Sep
9 Sep
2:12 p.m.
Hi all --
I've acquired an HP 85B computer in good working condition except for
two missing keycaps. Anyone happen to have spares? I need a "k8/k4"
key and a "comma" (numeric keypad) key.
No, I don;t ahve any spares... But one thing to watch for on this design
of keyboard [1] is that the keycaps become loose and fall off because of
a ceack in the square tubualr key plunger. So you might want to replace
that as well. Most of the time oyu cna still use the old plunger (the key
doesn't stick down or anything), if you are careful about not losing keycaps.
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