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Melvang:
Couple quick questions regarding QMK on Xwhatsit controller for an original Kishy. 

I have an original Kishsaver with a 2014 Rev2 Xwhatsit controller that I purchased years ago.  Would this be the correct setup to use QMK for it?  Will it flash over the top of the original firmware or will I have other steps to do to convert from using the original IBM_Capsense_Utility?

Also, can anyone confirm if the solenoid and drivers listed at ModelFKeyboards[.]com will work with that controller and physically fit in the original Kishsaver case without modifications?

I did send a PM to Pandrew over at DT but have not received a reply?  Any other sources I could post these questions?

Norz:
Hello !

I LOVE nice keyboards, but don't really know keyboards. So I'm looking for guidance here. This is what I'm looking for :

Quality, ISO, TKL, nice wood case, green/brown/forest style double PBT, wireless.

Do you keyboard wiz can think of something that'd be easy and fast enough to put together ? Thank you <3

ShangWang:
I have this K10 Pro that I replaced the stabilizers with DUROCK Stabilizer V3s and applied their stabilizer wire and housing pad. I applied 81150 Permatex Dielectric grease to the wires and lubed the housings with G-lube. I had no issues until now, where my right shift key has some resistance when popping back up from being held down, and as a result produces a loud-ping recoil sound. All my other stabilizers are perfectly fine.

https://imgur.com/a/stabilizer-recoil-DkqvUSN

I also took the enter key off and then back on which initially had no issues, and upon putting it back on it had the same recoil sound as the right shift key. The wires are in place and the grease is still there, does anyone know why this resistance/friction of the stabilizers after being held down happens?

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