Bill
Black ALPS Switches
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- Location: Colorado
- Main keyboard: Dell
- Main mouse: Logitech
- Favorite switch: None
Hi, I am going to take offers on the two sets of Black ALPS keyswitches that I have. They are on the PCBs, but the plastic frames have been scrapped. One of the boards is not in very good condition. There is just one Keycap for the board in poor condition, but most (not all) of the keycaps are on the other board. I do not know what brand of keyboard they came from as they were in this condition when I rescued them from a scrapper. Any questions? Just Ask.....
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- Muirium
- µ
- Location: Edinburgh, Scotland
- Main keyboard: HHKB Type-S with Bluetooth by Hasu
- Main mouse: Apple Magic Mouse
- Favorite switch: Gotta Try 'Em All
- DT Pro Member: µ
That rusty plate suggests a lot of pain for those poor Alps. They’re really not much good at keeping out dirt or surviving in adversity.
The other board has Windows keys (and pretty dodgy printing) so I’m guessing its switches are the later generation simplified Alps.
Real Alps nuts will be able to ID them just from the molding and the slits. I’m merely Alps adjacent.
The other board has Windows keys (and pretty dodgy printing) so I’m guessing its switches are the later generation simplified Alps.
Real Alps nuts will be able to ID them just from the molding and the slits. I’m merely Alps adjacent.

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- Location: United states SC
- Main keyboard: IBM Model F 122/AT
- Main mouse: model o
- Favorite switch: Model f buckling spring
these are 100% dell at 101 pcbs