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I was planning on getting one of these but I was leaning toward trying out the brown switches. But I could not pass this up so I ordered one. I also freaking love amazon prime. I also jumped on the Phantom train today so I guess if push comes to shove I can use this case for that.And I thought guns were bad for my wallet. I am only recently into this hobby, but I'm already hooked. Gee, thanks GH...
unless they have some unforeseeable downside (like they're actually made of cream cheese cunningly disguised as ABS)
I'll be the third to ask this. is this unbranded?
Quote from: phx on Thu, 24 January 2013, 08:55:56I'll be the third to ask this. is this unbranded?I can tell you on Friday =DI think no one has answered this b/c no one knows for sure. You could try asking in the CM Storm Vendor thread
Great deal indeed. Wow, even BestBuy has it for that price.
Christ, amazon maybe good for you guys but over here that keyboard is like £80 still which equates to $110...grrr :3 don't want to buy because of all the reports of DOA and return costs urh!
Wow you american are so lucky, here the lowest price is 75€ = 100$
sad to be not in us.
Quote from: phx on Thu, 24 January 2013, 08:55:56I'll be the third to ask this. is this unbranded?I can tell you on Friday =D
I'm typing on a QFR w/ blues right now... but I think my mother needs a good board. hmm
Take the QFR's dongle board and attach a mini USB connector on the inside end of the cable to connect to the teensy.ebay for connectors.edit: oh hey look, I saved some in a list.. http://www.ebay.com/itm/170577739690?ssPageName=STRK:MESINDXX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1436.l2649
I made an adapter for mine, but I bought everything off mouser. Very brief process of what you have to do: buy the full male USB mini B assembly that alaricljs just linked, solder 5 tiny wires from the USB to 5 female crimpled pins and find a housing with 2mm pin pitch for the 5 crimpled pins to plug straight into the male pins of the USB PCB of the CM.
Quote from: WhiteFireDragon on Fri, 25 January 2013, 13:25:02I made an adapter for mine, but I bought everything off mouser. Very brief process of what you have to do: buy the full male USB mini B assembly that alaricljs just linked, solder 5 tiny wires from the USB to 5 female crimpled pins and find a housing with 2mm pin pitch for the 5 crimpled pins to plug straight into the male pins of the USB PCB of the CM.So what does that have to do with CM in particular? You can build an adapter that instead has a female full-size USB connector, so you could hook up any keyboard, even ones with non-detachable cables.My question is, what's the benefit of daisy-chaining a teensy controller to an already functioning internal keyboard controller ?
So this bypasses the QFR controller, meaning you present the keyboard matrix directly to the teensy? And if so, can you point to a teensly firmware that works and can be hacked?
Quote from: sordna on Fri, 25 January 2013, 14:55:39So this bypasses the QFR controller, meaning you present the keyboard matrix directly to the teensy? And if so, can you point to a teensly firmware that works and can be hacked?This makes it possible to put a Phantom board in the QFR case, nothing else. The controller board on a QFR is in the same place as a Filco, on top of the mainboard nestled in the nav cluster.And whiskytango, if I read you right you are confusing this with an external adapter. This is inside the case of a QFR in order to use as much of the original case and its features as possible with a Phantom PCB installed. Specifically the detachable USB cable.
Thank you both, I thought this was about making the QFR work with a teensy, but now I realize you are only interested in the QFR to throw away the insides and just keep the case for a phantom :-)Sorry for the confusion!