What is the difference Vintage Black with Black current

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ماء

19 May 2013, 15:48

I want to know the most fundamental difference of the two switches :mrgreen:

Thanks
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Zeppelin

19 May 2013, 16:14

i've asked the same question 7bit. "They are smoother. When you open a switch you can feel that the black slider is smooth in old switches (also unused ones) and in newer (something like early 2000s) they are rough"

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webwit
Wild Duck

19 May 2013, 16:19


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ماء

19 May 2013, 16:45

Zeppelin wrote:i've asked the same question 7bit. "They are smoother. When you open a switch you can feel that the black slider is smooth in old switches (also unused ones) and in newer (something like early 2000s) they are rough"
oh,they are old switches better

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ماء

19 May 2013, 16:46

thanks link wit

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Gilgam

19 May 2013, 21:04

While typing on both, the vintage black are smoother, lighter, something beetween black and red, more on the black side

Red -----------|----- Black

:-)

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ماء

20 May 2013, 06:22

Gilgam wrote:While typing on both, the vintage black are smoother, lighter, something beetween black and red, more on the black side

Red -----------|----- Black
:-)
You also have a vintage black is also :D
what WYSE keyboard? :D

what I can make it like a vintage black though by replacing the spring? :mrgreen:

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webwit
Wild Duck

20 May 2013, 13:58

Yes, you just need a vintage black to harvest the spring from. ;)

Although maybe it's the leaf and/or slider.

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ماء

20 May 2013, 14:33

maybe replacing mx black currant with spring 52g :lol:
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Gilgam

20 May 2013, 15:06

ماء wrote:
Gilgam wrote:
Red -----------|----- Black
:-)
You also have a vintage black is also :D
what WYSE keyboard? :D

what I can make it like a vintage black though by replacing the spring? :mrgreen:
No wyse keyboard, unfortunately but an old g80 and it seems to me that the G80- terminal like not programmable (2550?) has vintages too .

As webwit said either spring, maybe leaf, maybe age or whatever.
62g springs maybe fine too.

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ماء

20 May 2013, 18:14

haaha,g80 unfortunately not seems vintage,black or white but white still look vintage not black

oh thanks, i find spring 62g in taobabo from kbdmod,
I actually wanted to make a mx black with spring mx 80 g

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Gilgam

25 May 2013, 16:20

ماء wrote:haaha,g80 unfortunately not seems vintage,black or white but white still look vintage not black
Not vintage enough ?

http://deskthority.net/photos-videos-f8 ... 779#p97890
:mrgreen:

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ماء

25 May 2013, 18:06

unfortunately,image is high resolution,I can not see it clearly,i'm sorry my internet is slow connection
Do you have typewriter?

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