deskthority

TNT wrote: ↑

08 Jul 2022, 09:58

why are those switches shown here especially easy to convert?

Ending with "S" and "E" switches normally come with hold type sensors so they're easily converted, no exceptions in my experience so far.

But there should also be other variants existing.

11B1S, cool easy to convert, congrats bro.

wiki/ITW_magnetic_valve#cite_note-TImag-10

Low profile part may help.

Wow for ISO layout and skcm blue enthusiasts an NOS Acer kb102a is dream.

Wow, very cool keyboard, nice looking and nice typing keyfeel(I know that). All the MicroSwitch SW switches I met so far are pulse type, so I'm confused if the hold type SW switches existing. Great cleaning job. smarter people than me have had, and told me, about the non pulse type. So I guess ther...

Wow, very cool keyboard, nice looking and nice typing keyfeel(I know that).

All the MicroSwitch SW switches I met so far are pulse type, so I'm confused if the hold type SW switches existing.

Great cleaning job.

no plan still keeping it but I could take one photo incase I lost memory about it one day.

Are there two kinds version, metal and plastic respectively?

My question may be stupid but still want a confirmation: in today's world is there any company in anywhere still making skcc caps?

Reminds me of this thing.

Mark for waiting

Muirium wrote: ↑

22 Mar 2022, 21:16

It was a loved one and she died, unfortunately. He’s not likely ever coming back. I’ve been there. Eventually I did return but I can sympathise completely.

OMG, RIP, heard few times such things on the forum and always made me feel so sad.

So at least there're two variants existing, hall effect and ITW switches respectively? I doubt if we could distinguish from just observing keycaps. 31E05592-D650-4702-9873-0B4EA0606663.jpeg This one has the ITW switches. Honeywell mount, so indistinguishable by caps. IMG_20220322_155343.jpg Wish it...

I'd wonder how popular are the 122 style layouts, the 10 keys (5x2 block) to the left of the keyboard Count me in for a battleship layout tooling GB if one happens! The more keys the better for me personally. My Deko Fast Action is still my favorite layout of all my keyboards: MVIMG_20200918_164258...

So at least there're two variants existing, hall effect and ITW switches respectively?

I doubt if we could distinguish from just observing keycaps.

Noice sharing, thanks.

The skcc green Canon typewriter internal looks cool with 80s style caps, besides, does pcb have diodes? Eyeing from back pcb looks yes, right?

So, all the 5251 will go to 5285 with wrist rest, fantastic to me.

I agree, I spent 4 years to get one, and even not in good condition.

Patience helps and then it'll pop up, my friend.

I'm thinking it's a reselling, make more sense.

Here's link for parts, cheap enough for you?

https://www.ebay.com/itm/125156593827

Are they same with the f at's repairs?

Whoa, wrist rest is so fantastic, almost should be treated as part of the board.

I also have one, I think its pretty modern Hall Effect keyboard.

I didn't realize you sincerely wanna get rid of it, gloomy, that's a very good offer. Good luck with the sale.

Realised the cases worth almost 2000 bucks.

You get 2nd chance to get a decent acer kb101a in skcm blue world if you missed last time, or you didn't wanna pay that much.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/144397835126?h ... SwUZxh~WxW