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geekhack Community => Keyboards => Topic started by: WhiteRice on Mon, 29 November 2010, 22:18:56
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Just curious.
Model: DK1087-C
S/N: HBBIA10015
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Guess your the only owner :x
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I will post some numbers if they start selling the PBT version...
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I'll probably get my 1087 tomorrow, so I'll post some numbers then.
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What is the point of doing this?
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What is the point of doing this?
To acquire greater knowledge of keyboard secrets by thorough data analysis of the serial numbers.
I thought it was obvious.
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That's actually Yoda's hospital gown.
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Damn, somebody who knows more about legos than I do. The newer ones don't have anything printed on the back but the old ones do. But yes, the gold buckle should be on the front.
Do you have boba fett?
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i don think mines the new one, but..
DK1087-F
HBBIA10189
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Whoa you have the original, before they started putting capes on the minifigs.
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by Undarken aka Squarebox from VR-Zone.
Spotted.
(http://i89.photobucket.com/albums/k221/undarken/Ducky%201087/switches.jpg)
revision
1087 - C
HBBIA1027B
i think the B is the new revision.
post your revision here undarken
eh nvm
haha
all your fault SQUAREBOX, i know you are reading
lol
After see what other have posted, I rechecked the 1087 it's a 8 not a B
Model : 1087 - C
For now : HBBIA10278
My bad :msnblush:
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Singaporeans like Duckies because the abundance of water?
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Singaporeans like Duckies because the abundance of water?
Nope. It's because local distributors charge a whooping USD$150 for a Filco.
Whereas a Ducky only cost USD$110 for a Ducky 9008, but we have to wait 1 month for it.
Ducky comes with free purple WASD and 2 Red-ESC
Local Filco charge USD$15 for purple WASD and USD$5 for Red-ESC
So Ducky ($110) VS Local Filco($175) for the same accessories.
Filco Distributors are over charging/pricing Filcos here...
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The rumor was that Cherry had one plant that made switches for Cherry products and there was another that made switches for third-party vendors. While I doubt that's exactly the case, there might be some incidental truth to it since Cherry uses PCB-mounted switches and pretty much everyone else doesn't. Being that the only difference between the switches, AFAIK, is the bottom part of the casing, I doubt they would be made in different plants.
In Ripster's pic, IIRC, the top switch is from a Filco and the bottom from the Cherry SPOS.
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Model: DK1087-C
S/N: HBBIA10057
Wow pretty close!
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Dk1087-f
hbbia10064
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Very surprising, unless there is something we're missing. I have come around a lot on this keyboard. Right now it's my favorite one in the collection, until the newness wears off :D
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Dk1087-b
hhbia10009
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Dk1087-b
hbbia10042
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Well all of the sudden we have a lot of ducky 1087 owners :3
I concur that it is interesting that we have so many low serial numbers. Makes me wonder how many they produced for the their first run.
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Extra sars?
(http://bryanking.net/wp-content/uploads/2009/05/severe_acute_respiratory_syndrome_sars.jpg)
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Dk1087-f
hbbia10122
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Yeah, I bet there hasn't been a lot of prior demand for US keyboard layouts. Maybe that's why...
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so has someone broken the secret code yet to intercept the ducky armys encrypted messages?
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The rumor was that Cherry had one plant that made switches for Cherry products and there was another that made switches for third-party vendors. While I doubt that's exactly the case, there might be some incidental truth to it since Cherry uses PCB-mounted switches and pretty much everyone else doesn't. Being that the only difference between the switches, AFAIK, is the bottom part of the casing, I doubt they would be made in different plants.
In Ripster's pic, IIRC, the top switch is from a Filco and the bottom from the Cherry SPOS.
My Filco has a couple dark brown ones with the rest light brown
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Model: DK1087-C
Serial: HBCFJ10010