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geekhack Community => Keyboards => Topic started by: nguyenhimself on Mon, 13 August 2018, 21:46:35
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I know a guy who is selling his Leopold FC660C at a very good price, with the caveat that the plate is all sorts of rusted.
Is it a deal-breaker? I don't plan to mod this keyboard in the future other than switching the keycaps.
Thanks.
(https://i.imgur.com/QLMJHnj.jpg)
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i would think it would effect resale value ....
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The operation of they keyboard should be fine. But i don't know if it affects smoothness/sound. But i doubt it would feel any different then a non rusted one tbh. But in the long term rust will keep eating the metal away fyi.
Edit: Also there must have been some liquid spill on the keyboard or he lives in a very humid place all year long.
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it looks pretty nasty, and will only get worse
it's fixable, just takes some time and effort: https://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=96389
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Thanks guys. Yeah I'm probably skipping this one. Feels like too much risk, and I know I won't be bothered enough to do the plate restoration.
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100% he spilled some liquid on it.
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now i understand why the hhkb doesn't have a backplate
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now i understand why the hhkb doesn't have a backplate
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Humm, I wonder if any topre had a backplate :)
Seriously? Billy Herrington is dead? Didn't know it until I saw your signature and checked on niconico :(.
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Humm, I wonder if any topre had a backplate :)
Seriously? Billy Herrington is dead? Didn't know it until I saw your signature and checked on niconico :(.
Yeah rest in peace Billy :(
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hahah I own this keyboard actually.
It was actually pretty easy to restore, I pretty much followed the same process as what someone else had linked, the only issue I had was finding a primer since I don't speak Vietnamese, then I novatouched it.