Re: PS/2 keyboard adapter for Apple II/II+

[salfter@salfter.dyndns.org (Scott Alfter)]

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In article <huFra.138248$gK.238837@rwcrnsc52.ops.asp.att.net>,
Vince Briel <vbriel@attbi.com> wrote:
>While working on a hardware project I needed a keyboard converter that would
>allow a standard pc keyboard to be hooked up to an Apple II or II+. I've
>finished the hardware testing and can now hook a standard pc keyboard up to
>a Apple II/II+ through the 16pin dip socket on the motherboard.

I was going to run my beer fridge off my II+ (with some software and
hardware add-ons to make it into a programmable temperature controller), but
the keyboard started flaking out.  I swapped in a IIe as a replacement, but
a gadget like what you describe would let me put the II+ back in service
without having to track down a replacement keyboard (or trying to fix the
one I have, since those attempts have been less than successful).  Do you
plan on making this available in some form (plans, kit, and/or assembled)?

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