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Offline lal

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Sejin SKR-2233
« on: Tue, 20 January 2009, 16:46:37 »
Is this cool? Sandy? Looks a lot like the Futaba switch on your site...

BS: Customizer, Model Ms; Alps: CSK-2101, FK-2002, AT-101 (SGI & Dell), MCK-860, FKBN87Z/EB; Cherry: Poker X, FKBN87MC/EB, WY60, G80-3000, G84-4100, TDV 5010

Offline skriefal

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Sejin SKR-2233
« Reply #1 on: Tue, 20 January 2009, 19:13:31 »
I've encountered one Futuba-based board... an old Leading Edge model in very good condition.  I'd describe the feel as somewhat like the brown Cherries in a Compaq MX11800.  Sound is much louder, however... a rather unrefined and distracting clanky/klangy/echoey noise.

Offline sandy55

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Sejin SKR-2233
« Reply #2 on: Tue, 20 January 2009, 20:28:55 »
lal, it's membrane.  do not expect too much for boards with windows keys unless you know the board is with Cherry MX.

re Futaba switch
It's actually a mechanical switch.  You will get strange( or should I say *unpleasant* ) feel with it.  You'll get faint tactile feel, and then shortly after tactile feel, clicking ( distracting clanky/klangy/echoey noise as skriefal described ) comes with upwarding a key.   I evaluate the switch as " too much self-assertion, lacks Gracefullness"

Offline lal

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« Reply #3 on: Wed, 21 January 2009, 04:08:12 »
So the SKR-2233 is rubber dome and the Futaba switch would have sucked anyway. I understand. Thanks to both of you, Sandy and Skriefal!
BS: Customizer, Model Ms; Alps: CSK-2101, FK-2002, AT-101 (SGI & Dell), MCK-860, FKBN87Z/EB; Cherry: Poker X, FKBN87MC/EB, WY60, G80-3000, G84-4100, TDV 5010