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The more screws it has the more it is likely to be rubberdome? not that alone, but also the fact that the case is not deep enough to hold normal switches. In the second picture you can see the the back of the case (there the legs are located) is taller than the part where the screws are. This tells...

ghostdawg187 wrote: ↑

06 Mar 2019, 12:08

PS: It is a Solidtek ACK-700, but I still don't know if it is rubberdome or not

based on the number of screws on the back and the fact that the keyboard case doesn't look that deep (except the top where the controller, cable gutter and legs are located) it is most certain a rubber dome

I have a Wyse in impeccable condition and I absolutely love the keycaps on it. https://i.imgur.com/arFzaN2.jpg I was hopping to find a blue on grey moogle kit (to convert it to standard bottom row and from ISO to ANSI), but, alas, no chance, especially since it seems that the last GB for them was ma...

I have been dreaming at a keyboard like this since I first discovered green alps. So, I must say, that this is now my favourite build

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Chyros wrote: ↑

04 Feb 2019, 13:02

Hmmm, hard to say tbh. I asked a company about making copies of Zenith's old metal badges.

so... did they make them? ... can I get my hands on ta red badge?

tsemb_p wrote: ↑

04 Feb 2019, 12:01

May I have a link to amazon uk or ebay uk for the anne pro? Can't find it

from what I see, Anne Pro 2 seems to be discontinued or out of stock.
There is a preorder option on CandyKeys (german shop), but it is only for the clicky blue switches.

Linear MX is pretty scratchy for such a famed (to the extent of total monoculture) switch. Even those brand new silent reds in my Majestouch make a shuffle-shuffle sound up and down I don’t hear from other linears. I don’t know why, but Cherry’s own implementation of the design is still disappointi...

Well, for click and feel beamspring and buckling spring are universally considered to be the best, so, if you are searching for something comparable, I do not think you would have much luck. Regarding the MX Greens, sadly, Cherry's design for click switches is not the best that is why a lot of peopl...

scottc wrote: ↑

03 Feb 2019, 15:02

Tapatalk support was removed, I remember matt3o mentioned it in passing in the "DT Update Log & To-Do" thread.

Tapatalk was useful on mobile for the previous DT design, but now, with the new design, the forum actually looks very nice on mobile (even more so than on PC )

very interesting switches. I wonder why Keytek chose to use induction, instead of Hall effect for their switches

mike52787 wrote: ↑NGL that camo one would look pretty sick with og WoB caps

or with Dolch keycaps (like this Filco Camo):

dense thick plastic case with steel plate. The plastic case will absorb and dampen all the high pitched sounds that a switch will generate and the steel plate is rigid enough that it will not cause pinging. The best example I can think of is vintage alps switches. They work best in their original Ze...

it's a known technology. 3D dye-sub. You basically wrap the whole keycap not just the top. Then it's vacuumed and heated. It's not easy to do it right just because it requires more time and attention than standard dyesub. I was reluctant when they suggested it to me, but I saw the result and I'm im...

I am very curios regarding the technicalities behind the manufacturing process of this "reverse" dye-sub process. The keycaps I have seen until now printed with this process did not have the best results: https://ae01.alicdn.com/kf/HTB1L_AZRVXXXXcGXpXXq6xXFXXXG.jpg?size=150023&height=750&width=1000&...

Luna wrote: ↑ Damn fine keyboard, isn’t it?
I’m looking for black arrows myself, got a red escape and blue enter.

It has been my daily driver for more than a year, so yeah, it's a damn fine keyboard.

I am now waiting to see what Norbauer cooks up with his aluminium case for the FC660C

Topre Red Arrows, finally:

Here's the sale page made by a guy from Australia.

Poker 3 cu Mx-Blue pe olx la 350 de lei

https://www.olx.ro/oferta/tastatura-vor ... aJSlw.html

I saw Shape of Water a few days ago and I have had this song in my mind since then

I was in Italy with my fiancé 2 years ago. On a whim, I told @matt3o. He is a really really great guy and, together with his wife, showed us around Florence. I hope I can repay him some day. Also, because I am from Bucharest, I have met gogusrl, DanielT and AdrianMan multiple times. Again, really gr...

Salutare, se poate repara un trace rupt pe un pcb de la anne pro? Am incercat sa schimb switchurile si am observat ca pe space bar trace-ul era inconjurat in jurul pinului. L-am dezlipit si cand l-am scos afara a iesit cu trace-ul legat de un pin. S-a rupt. Oare se poate face ceva? Am lipit un alt ...

here are 2 bidding wars:

Space Cadet Lisp keyboard in Germany (currently at 615 EUR)

bruno_muc from Germany is back at selling Nixdorf keyboards (currently at 700 Eur)

And a direct sale

And a pair of WEY EK2000 with the switch boxes and cables for 300 USD in New York

Findecanor wrote: ↑Kailh's switches already have the bump higher up than that Alps.

ok, did not know that. I was under the impression that they are very similar to cherry tactile.

Instead of these Cherry MX - based designs, I wish that there would be a new stem that would be - standard among several switch manufacturers. - working like a light-pipe, lighting the centre of the key instead of around it - low-profile enough , with the spring closer to the key surface like the K...

I had a similar issue with my Leeku L3 1800. The issue was generated by a RGB LED dying out. This was my solution and it might work for you too: Because the RGB LEDs are connected in series, if one has issues, then all of the rest after it look like they are dying. So, set your PCB to light the RGB ...

Chyros wrote: ↑

webwit wrote: ↑This is all very nice, but please spare a moment for the poor keyboard that was killed for this, its carcass tossed aside and all forgotten.

Very true. What poor keyboard bit the dust for this project?

Hopefully it was a keyboard that couldn't be modified to work with modern computers.

Daniel Beardsmore wrote: ↑They are [wiki]Tai-Hao TH series[/wiki].

thank you!

those FAME keycaps might be the best doubleshot keycaps made until now for alps.
Do we know who made them? Based on the build of the rest of the keyboard, I do not think they were made by Fame

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