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[davkol]

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[Sangdrax]

The stuff that makes conductive domes conductive is usually carbon doping in the rubber. Which is the same thing you use to make capacitive plastic like Model-F flippers.

So as long as you can control the sensitivity of the topre pads (you might need a new controller) plain old conductive domes should work just fine with no mods or springs as long as they fit mechanically.

[frydaja]

NMB domes are glued to the top membrane, so they do come in a sheet (sort of). But they're pressure-sensitive and smaller than the Topre domes, so they won't make contact with the capacitive sensor and the spring won't fit in.

I thought about swapping domes on my Masterkeys Lite L (conductive dome with slider) with a membrane from another keyboard. It could work.

EDIT: Well, it can't. I didn't realize I'd need to swap out the contoller as well, also the key spacing is different on every keyboad. How naive I was.