What is the difference Vintage Black with Black current
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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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oh,they are old switches betterZeppelin 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"
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thanks link wit
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While typing on both, the vintage black are smoother, lighter, something beetween black and red, more on the black side
Red -----------|----- Black
Red -----------|----- Black
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You also have a vintage black is alsoGilgam wrote:While typing on both, the vintage black are smoother, lighter, something beetween black and red, more on the black side
Red -----------|----- Black
what WYSE keyboard?
what I can make it like a vintage black though by replacing the spring?
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Yes, you just need a vintage black to harvest the spring from.
Although maybe it's the leaf and/or slider.
Although maybe it's the leaf and/or slider.
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No wyse keyboard, unfortunately but an old g80 and it seems to me that the G80- terminal like not programmable (2550?) has vintages too .ماء wrote:You also have a vintage black is alsoGilgam wrote:
Red -----------|----- Black
what WYSE keyboard?
what I can make it like a vintage black though by replacing the spring?
As webwit said either spring, maybe leaf, maybe age or whatever.
62g springs maybe fine too.
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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
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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Not vintage enough ?ماء wrote:haaha,g80 unfortunately not seems vintage,black or white but white still look vintage not black
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