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Main => Main Forum => Topic started by: AlanS17 on June 22, 2003, 05:17:27 pm
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Hi yall. I recently aquired an IPAC, but I didn't get the cable for it. It's a PS/2 cable, but it's male at both ends so a regular extension cable won't work. Where can I get one?
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www.ultimarc.com
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Can I buy it seperately?
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ya
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DAMN! The cable is $3 and the shipping is $7! Why can't we have good all-fashioned technical guru's in the US... :P That's more than double the price just for shipping.
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Hi yall. I recently aquired an IPAC, but I didn't get the cable for it. It's a PS/2 cable, but it's male at both ends so a regular extension cable won't work. Where can I get one?
Any big computer parts store should have them. I see 'em at Fry's right next to the extension cables. Radio Shack might have them, if it's a big store. But IIRC, RS sells extension cords for $12, and if the M/M PS/2 cord is the same price, it's cheaper to go through www.ultimarc.com. *shrug*
Try a computer parts store first though. The partyou want is usually called "M/M PS/2 cord" or "PS/2 cord, Male-to-Male" or something like that.
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I don't live in a major metro area. The largest computer shop we have is CompUSA, and they don't have it.
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you could get one off of a KVM switch cable... some of the cheaper ones don't have the video, mouse, and keyboard cables moulded together... also make sure you buy the correct one (i.e. m/m, m/f)
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Find 2 busted keyboad and rip the cords out of them and put it together. Thats the cheapest way.
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you could get one off of a KVM switch cable... some of the cheaper ones don't have the video, mouse, and keyboard cables moulded together... also make sure you buy the correct one (i.e. m/m, m/f)
I know where to find a busted KVM switch cable at work. The mouse's port isn't functioning. Great idea. I'll see what I can do. Typically, though, wouldn't those cables be likw $15 or $20 anyways?