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Quote from: polarpigs on Fri, 25 April 2014, 16:41:24I know this is a moot point at this point in time, but if the total quantity being ordered is anything above 120 pieces, then you should just get 600 right off the bat600*0.25 = 150120 * 1.25 = 150You break even the prices at 120 pieces, and anything between 120 and 600 pieces you're paying more than you could be.Don't mind this post, it was just something that bugged me!Yeah we are already well over halfway to the 4k mark.
I know this is a moot point at this point in time, but if the total quantity being ordered is anything above 120 pieces, then you should just get 600 right off the bat600*0.25 = 150120 * 1.25 = 150You break even the prices at 120 pieces, and anything between 120 and 600 pieces you're paying more than you could be.Don't mind this post, it was just something that bugged me!
Quote from: Melvang on Fri, 25 April 2014, 16:47:42Quote from: polarpigs on Fri, 25 April 2014, 16:41:24I know this is a moot point at this point in time, but if the total quantity being ordered is anything above 120 pieces, then you should just get 600 right off the bat600*0.25 = 150120 * 1.25 = 150You break even the prices at 120 pieces, and anything between 120 and 600 pieces you're paying more than you could be.Don't mind this post, it was just something that bugged me!Yeah we are already well over halfway to the 4k mark.Any idea how much the savings will be at the 4000 mark? If it drops the pcb price down to $0.15 I may up my order to 300ish.
Quote from: tjweir on Fri, 25 April 2014, 13:49:57You may have missed my order, as you added AKmalamute's order, which is a quote of mine.Just checked my Google docs response spreadsheet and I am not seeing your order.
You may have missed my order, as you added AKmalamute's order, which is a quote of mine.
Moz has submitted to me gerber files for an updated version of the pcb with rounded corners and a cleaner silkscreen. He has also provided me with files for a single switch pcb that supports pcb mount stabs for up to a 3 unit key. I will get some images of these both, wipe everyone's order clean and provide a new order form. Sorry for the inconvenience.
Make sure you post that in the OP. Also, pm some people of you can.Some people might assume their order is in and not realize they have to resubmit.It almost happened to me.I should have paid more attention.
I think it's the same circuit it just looks a little different. Does that require a prototype? I don't actually know.
I can quickly do one for 6.25u and 7.00u spacebars if there is interest.
I'm guessing all the new options will increase price?Will all the new pieces have separate MOQ's?
Is the new order form ready or should I wait still to add my order?
Quote from: swill on Sat, 26 April 2014, 08:54:32Is the new order form ready or should I wait still to add my order?Hold off for now. Heading out for some stuff with the wife now. I will put up a new order form tonight.
Super nice for you to expand your group buy like this. Thanks Melvang!Personally, since using these PCBs will require a plate, I don't know why everyone wouldn't just use plate mounted stabs. Unless I'm missing something.
Here is a shot of the v2.0 with the plated through holes for interconnects. Much easier soldering.http://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=55744.msg1288883#msg1288883At this point you would write your firmware and flash the teensy.
Melvang -- you're doing great. Nothing to apologize for. There's adjustments in every group buy.
What do i need to make the whole thing work other than these little pcbs?a teensy as controller only?im very interested in this but i lack knowledge and example of how to make it work
Quote from: GhostofHarry on Sat, 26 April 2014, 23:00:13What do i need to make the whole thing work other than these little pcbs?a teensy as controller only?im very interested in this but i lack knowledge and example of how to make it work You would need a controller of some sort (Teensy is most common) and a plate would be required as there is nothing to connect the switches to each other in the matrix aside from some hook up wire. Think of this as a custom PCB that will fit any layout and you just order a "size of the board" by how many switches you have in it.
Quote from: Melvang on Sat, 26 April 2014, 23:02:43Quote from: GhostofHarry on Sat, 26 April 2014, 23:00:13What do i need to make the whole thing work other than these little pcbs?a teensy as controller only?im very interested in this but i lack knowledge and example of how to make it work You would need a controller of some sort (Teensy is most common) and a plate would be required as there is nothing to connect the switches to each other in the matrix aside from some hook up wire. Think of this as a custom PCB that will fit any layout and you just order a "size of the board" by how many switches you have in it.So whats left is a firmware for the software end? I'm in for at least 100cuz i dont see the price now, though i remember its $0.25 after 600 ordersasking my friends if they want any so we can save shipping cost thx melvang
Quote from: Melvang on Sat, 26 April 2014, 23:02:43Quote from: GhostofHarry on Sat, 26 April 2014, 23:00:13What do i need to make the whole thing work other than these little pcbs?a teensy as controller only?im very interested in this but i lack knowledge and example of how to make it work You would need a controller of some sort (Teensy is most common) and a plate would be required as there is nothing to connect the switches to each other in the matrix aside from some hook up wire. Think of this as a custom PCB that will fit any layout and you just order a "size of the board" by how many switches you have in it.So whats left is a firmware for the software end?
isn't somebody developing an easy way to program custom layouts?
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