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Title: Gateron Stabilizer?
Post by: awhitedev on Fri, 24 April 2015, 22:10:17
I was browsing Gateron's website and noticed that they have a product listed that looks a lot like cherry stabilizers:

http://www.gateron.com/page153?product_id=58&brd=1

I wonder if they're a cheaper or more available alternative to cherry stabilizers?
Title: Re: Gateron Stabilizer?
Post by: hwood34 on Fri, 24 April 2015, 22:17:40
Oh damn, that would be awesome if we could actually have a consistent, cheap source for stabs
Title: Re: Gateron Stabilizer?
Post by: nubbinator on Sat, 25 April 2015, 00:54:03
https://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=71330.msg1727541#msg1727541
Title: Re: Gateron Stabilizer?
Post by: KHAANNN on Sat, 25 April 2015, 12:12:21
I recently received the IMSTO cherry stabs I ordered, honestly I had no idea what exactly I was ordering at the time, I order stuff like that to use them as potential future spare parts

They turned out to be extremely decent pcb mount cherry stabilisers, the moving part is simpler than the ones I clipped on my V60 plate mounts, they don't have the feet that cause the mushiness
I also thought I was ordering just one stab, yet one set includes many wires to cover almost all configs of keyboards, haven't counted the stabs yet, but there are a lot

These Gateron ones seem to be plate mount ones, they have the feet that cause the mushiness, and like you mentioned, I haven't come across a simple place that sells the plate mount ones, yet people link the electronics providers as sources for those as far as I remember