deskthority

I was going to order a few, but I can't justify spending twice as much on Shipping as the keycaps themselves...

I can't imagine how 4 keycaps would require $39 in shipping to Australia.

I'll take 10.

I have never had an issue not replacing the LEDs.
I wouldn't replace them with jumpers however, as this is likely to do more harm than good, as you will be creating a short circuit.

Are you planning on using a board per hand, or one board for both?

If you're planning on using two boards, the Pro Micro should be enough.

I would not recommend the Nano, as it does not use an AtMega32u4 chipset. The Pro Micro does, which means that software that is designed to run on the Teensy 2 ...

I lost count of how many times I told myself the last change would be the last one

I have also had a good experience with the Arduino Micro. It has the exact same pins as the Arduino Leonardo.
The inclusion of a reset pin is nice - I have a dedicated key on my keyboard for rebooting the chip back to the bootloader. This makes flashing new firmware easy, as I don't have to unplug ...

I placed my order but didn't write "ADDRESS" before my address block. When I sent a message to fix it I didn't include my email address. Is 7bot smart enough to put things together based on my user name or do I need to send it again?
Don't worry, it is smart enough to assign your email address to ...

It appears that every time 7bit sends me a new invoice, I want to add more keycaps.

Somehow I think 7bit would be a very good used car salesman.

Halvar wrote:Yes, the pins are the only difference. Looks like you should get PBC mounted switches for a Ducky Shine 2:

http://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=39292.0

Those are plate mounted switches, not PCB mounted switches.

http://deskthority.net/wiki/Switch_mount

kenmai9 wrote:When adding kits, do I need to include email and address again? Or just the kit name? Thanks

Just the kit name and updated quantity.

Thanks for the switches 7bit!

I'm still surprised that it only takes 9 days to get to Australia while only costing a fraction of the price compare to shipping from the US, which also takes twice a long!