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Selling 3 Dell AT101W boards, I am located in The Netherlands. Dell AT101W ANSI US black color, modded with Matias Clicky switches ANSI US layout with Windows key original Black ALPS were replaced with Matias Clicky switches desoldered Black ALPS are included PS/2 connector it is totally clean the b...

I am doing some cleaning at home and I have a couple of things I would like to give away for free before resorting to thrown them in the trash. Cherry G81-3000LPDE: in good shape (other than being a G81), thin lasered PBT keycaps, in case anyone was wondering Keycaps from a G81 keyboard, ANSI US, th...

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Cool contribution! If anyone is interested, I can post a link to the adapter I bought and my bin file, so you can flash it yourself. Definitely interested. Are your modifications something you can submit to Vial as PR? I have only contributed with a couple of keymaps for keyboards already supported ...

While there are lots of linear MX clones, I'm actually amazed by the number of Cherry MX clones that are tactile — with the tactile event early in the key travel. These include the Holy/Glorious/Fekker Pandas and Zealio V2, but also a few more. All of these are from clone manufacturers: Cherry neve...

The top case needs retr0brighting, but if you do it it will become one of the most beautiful keyboards ever made, IMHO. (I already have one) It is indeed beautiful, but the typing feel is not my cup of tea (I am more on the clicky side of things), I decided that someone will probably enjoy it much ...

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I rescued this keyboard from an office cleaning. It needs a bit of cleaning, but it is not terribly dirty.

Giving it away for free, you just cover the shipping costs. I am located in The Netherlands.

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Please check out the configuration and leave us some feedback. Honestly, the first thing I check about keyboards lately is support for QMK firmware, they are few pre-assembled keyboards that offer such a thing (Keychron comes to my mind, and only for a handful of models). I'd say that QMK support a...

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14 Nov 2021, 22:30

My desoldering improved markedly when I replaced my crappy old solder sucker with an Engineer SS-02:

https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B002MJMXD4

I've never had much luck with desoldering wick, though.

I totally concur with this. It's a really good pump.

I always use GT85 thin PTFE spray lube for topre and rubber domes. I imagine wd40 with PTFE is pretty much the same thing. I really think most of the krytox and mechlubes to be overpriced for what they are Krytox is indeed pretty expensive. Aliexpress lube works fine from my experience if you don't...

Nice combo! How is the sound of the Matias clicks on that keyboard? I got Matias clicky from a very early batch from 7bit and installed them on a Dell, with underwhelming results (for my taste): the sound was too high pitched, hollow and the keys felt wobbly. Maybe the Dell case was the one to blame...

Then the PS/2 can be converted to USB with a converter. The PS/2 to USB adapter you have, may be just an adapter, instead of an active converter, hence the reason why it's not working. Just contributing to this with my (limited) experience. I have a couple of those same PS/2 to USB adapters, they a...

But i heard from a lot of ppl that the same chocolate bar tastes very differnetly, due to higher quality ingredients. Butyric acid. https://www.reddit.com/r/explainlikeimfive/comments/3nhoiw/eli5_why_does_american_chocolate_taste_so_bad_in/ Royal Society of Chemistry: The taste of American chocolat...

As crazy experimentation, maybe you can register the numpad as input device using some of the device models from this list: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Serial ... rnel_input

I hope I am not going to say something too wrong :-) I have briefly checked the C code, it seems like a proof of concept to manage the device at very low level, it does not look even like a proper driver. While interesting, it may not help you too much to have the serial numpad working, unless you i...

Yeh dude, don't worry, I think everyone involved has spares. The shear volume of boards means that many are also gifting surplus to Inoz who's engineered the whole thing! Plenty to go around. The ball will start rolling again in a month or so. I'd say you'd have some luck come Autumn 👍 I hope so, I...

All my KB years going after space invaders .. and I miss this. I have tried to go through the 10 pages of posts but I am not still totally sure how things are going to work once GB members receive the keyboards. I understand the GB is closed (and the Discord links seem to be expired). I assume users...

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15 Dec 2020, 09:06

Heya, where did the DSA granite go ? I would like to track down the numpad and 7u
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Yes, I sold it quite some time ago, sorry!

Nice one! The thing is that that same model was available in Europe in ISO layout, a much more sane option that his (I have had a German and a Spanish one, I still keep the first).

I have some spare parts for it (keys and maybe some switches), but I promised myself to not hoard more of these

Thanks to you all for the interest. The set is already reserved.

Pictures added in the first post

I will post pictures this evening (CET time , so you can better appreciate the state of the keys.

Thanks for the interest!

SOLD Willing to sell a set of Cherry dyesub keycaps, German layout, winkeyless. They came from a Highscreen keyboard (I can include the original case, I got rid of the horrible MY switches). The state is quite good (PBT does not yellow and does not get shiny easily) I am asking 50€. Shipping to be ...

Nevermind, it seems it was a firmware issue. I was initially using EasyAVR. I decided to give it a try to GMK and all the keys are working just fine (which is a huge relief).

I had laying around an original GH60 PCB (from the original GB, that one that went South and was salvaged in extremis), so I decided to solder some switches and put it into use. Before starting I tested the PCB and it seemed to be working (basic keys, some modifiers, etc). When I finished the solder...

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