I just saw this while cleaning out my mailbox, so time for some thread necromancy.
The CW Industries GPBS-850N should match the footprint; it’s incredibly unlikely that anything will match the stem, so you’ll need to 3D print a replacement key. I’ve got this one on my list of things to do, and hopefully sometime this year I’ll get around to placing a DigiKey order. > On Nov 9, 2023, at 14:27, Fisher <nolan...@fisher25.ca> wrote: > > I wonder if that six-pin power switch on the Model 200 can be had? > I have the keycap itself, and the soldered-on base. But everything in between > is just... crumbs. > > > The machine was once owned by the Detroit Free Press and it shows. The screen > looks to have been exposed to fire, the stained and sticky case is taped > together because it doesn’t have any screws, the keyboard needs at least a > dozen bodges, and I’m hesitant to remove the other keycaps because there may > be something alive under there. (The logic board, oddly, looks pretty good.) > In sum, it has character. > > > Anyways, it’s a funny little switch, > and I’d like to see more of it :-) > > > <IMG_2248.JPG> > >
