iJol
Active member
Hi guys!
I own an Apple III for a few months now and started restoring it. Unfortunately it seems, that someone had spilled something over the keyboard decades ago and the liquid collected underneath the PCB assembly for the arrow keys. The traces are absolutely gone, there is no continuity and there is a bit rust on the keyboard itself which I have to remove soon. The keys seems to work, but I don't want to do a lot of bodge-wiring there.
Is here any wiz who can make a new PCB? I guess it's not as hard but I have absolutely no idea of making PCBs.
Regards from Germany,
Julian
I own an Apple III for a few months now and started restoring it. Unfortunately it seems, that someone had spilled something over the keyboard decades ago and the liquid collected underneath the PCB assembly for the arrow keys. The traces are absolutely gone, there is no continuity and there is a bit rust on the keyboard itself which I have to remove soon. The keys seems to work, but I don't want to do a lot of bodge-wiring there.
Is here any wiz who can make a new PCB? I guess it's not as hard but I have absolutely no idea of making PCBs.
Regards from Germany,
Julian