Re: Lisa 2 Repair

Probably, all original Lisa keyboards are no longer usable due to the deterioration of the foam pads.

As it takes quite a lot of effort to replace the pads, I suspect you can get a keyboard in need of repair for a relatively low price. (Then you would need to put in a few hours repairing it.)

If the two ribbon cables in the drive cage are different widths, you can plug the smaller one directly into a Mac 128k drive.

If the cables are the same width, you need a Lisa Lite Adapter to convert the signals to suit the 3.5" drive.

>It'd be nice to get a keyboard attached, and this is the only way I
>can think to do it without shelling out even more money.

>3. This computer didn't come with a floppy drive inside. Can I
>install a 400k drive from a Mac 128k or a 128k external drive?

>I also noticed that there are 2
>floppy drive ribbon cables inside the floppy drive cavity - is this
>normal?

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