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geekhack Community => Keyboards => Topic started by: burli on Tue, 19 January 2016, 03:32:02
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Hi, is it possible to get single Topre switches to build own keyboards? If yes, where can I get them?
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this is unfortunately not possible because topre switches are not discrete units.
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There is another problem: a Topre switch is basically a variable capacitor. Making a long story short: you have to use a PCB for it to work.
There is a thread on Deskthority where a guy is building a custom Topre keyboard, if you are interested: https://deskthority.net/workshop-f7/designing-a-custom-topre-board-t11734.html
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Well, I know that the PCB is part of the switch. But it should be possible to get the components and the know how to build Topre keyboards
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Well, I know that the PCB is part of the switch. But it should be possible to get the components and the know how to build Topre keyboards
You currently have to buy Topre boards and disassemble them.
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Pfu already made the only keyboard you need.
Hhkb
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Pfu already made the only keyboard you need.
Hhkb
If you read my signature or my threads you can see that HHKB is not the keybord I want
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Pfu already made the only keyboard you need.
Hhkb
If you read my signature or my threads you can see that HHKB is not the keybord I want
Oh, ****. He insulted demik's HHKB.
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Pfu already made the only keyboard you need.
Hhkb
If you read my signature or my threads you can see that HHKB is not the keybord I want
Oh, ****. He insulted demik's HHKB.
Did I? Oh. Well, I could say, I don't want a staggered, unsplitted keyboard at all. Is that better? ;D