Realforce key spacer

[Palatino]

Does anyone know where in the box the 2/3mm key spacer is included on the R2 Realforce? Under the foldable black cardboard at the very bottom? I ask because I sold my Realforce on eBay and the buyer is protesting that there’s no keyspacer, but I don’t remember ever seeing one. Secondly, in the event it doesn’t turn up, does anyone have a spare? Personally I wouldn’t want to use one and thereby reduce the key travel, especially on an already silenced board that’s already quiet, but although I didn’t post a picture of it in the listing, it is listed in the specifications on the side of the box. Thanks for any help.

[Muirium]

Could it be installed by default? Did you buy this keyboard new or from someone else?

I've never had one, but I remember it coming up in the reviews.

[Palatino]

Good idea but I don’t think it was installed - I would have seen it when removing a keycap.

[kbdfr]

Dumb question from a noob: wasn’t the key spacer included only in the "PFU Limited Edition"?

[Palatino]

Perhaps, not sure. But the one I had was indeed “PFU Limited Edition”, I just checked. Never noticed that before.

[Muirium]

Did you buy it new? Or did your seller con you out of that spacer you never knew about? (Accidentally or not.)

[Palatino]

Heh yes beginning to think that. I bought it new open box from someone whose feedback was 100% but is now lower. Maybe they snaffled it before selling to me or just forgot to include it.

[hellothere]

Dumb question from a noob: wasn’t the key spacer included only in the "PFU Limited Edition"?

N00b answer: I didn't know what they were or what they were for until Palatino messaged me, so I guess I'm n00bier.

I have two spacers in the box for my PFU. No spacers in the box for my non-PFU. Note that my Topres are TKL, so full-size keyboard might be a "ymmv."

I found that the Realforce RGB also came with spacers, but they're significantly different from the ones included with my PFU.