On May 15, 7:08 am, Bill H wrote:
> I am considering making a new mebrane keyboard for a different
> computer (TS1000) and wonder how did Atari handle the space bar on the
> 400? Is there multiple contacts or is there a long contact?
>
> On a standard size key you can have a single contact in the center and
> it would work, but how about the space bar? Is there a "sweet spot" on
> the space bar where it works and on another where it doesnt?
>
> Bill H

You may want to ignore this message - I posted it in the wrong group
(or you may know the answer?)

Bill H wrote:
>
> I am considering making a new mebrane keyboard for a different
> computer (TS1000) and wonder how did Atari handle the space bar on the
> 400? Is there multiple contacts or is there a long contact?

> On a standard size key you can have a single contact in the center and
> it would work, but how about the space bar? Is there a "sweet spot" on
> the space bar where it works and on another where it doesnt?

> Bill H

somewhere packed away in a box here are some UNUSED TS1000 membrains,
I could dig em out if there is interest!

Bill H wrote:
>
> I am considering making a new mebrane keyboard for a different
> computer (TS1000) and wonder how did Atari handle the space bar on the
> 400? Is there multiple contacts or is there a long contact?

> On a standard size key you can have a single contact in the center and
> it would work, but how about the space bar? Is there a "sweet spot" on
> the space bar where it works and on another where it doesnt?

> Bill H

somewhere packed away in a box here are some UNUSED TS1000 membrains,
I could dig em out if there is interest!

HP wrote:
> Bill H wrote:
>> I am considering making a new mebrane keyboard for a different
>> computer (TS1000) and wonder how did Atari handle the space bar on the
>> 400? Is there multiple contacts or is there a long contact?
>
>> On a standard size key you can have a single contact in the center and
>> it would work, but how about the space bar? Is there a "sweet spot" on
>> the space bar where it works and on another where it doesnt?
>
>> Bill H
>
> somewhere packed away in a box here are some UNUSED TS1000 membrains,
> I could dig em out if there is interest!

Are you willing to sell one or two of them?