MEI "Inductric" Ferrite Core Keyboard (Mechanical Enterprises Inc)
Posted: 03 Feb 2022, 18:21
got keyboard
![Image](https://i.imgur.com/E64BsAb.jpg)
edit: This keyboard line (Inductric) was later owned by Keytec. Chyrosran reviewed their DIN-ified version and did not appear to be pleased. I cleaned and lubed one of the switches on mine and i quite enjoy it; no problems with binding nor lack of smoothness. He also mentioned that his are stiff; mine are nice and light. I will clean and lube the rest of my switches to make a proper judgment, just need to figure out how to get the ferrite beads off the sliders without destroying my fingers
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![Image](https://i.imgur.com/E64BsAb.jpg)
edit: This keyboard line (Inductric) was later owned by Keytec. Chyrosran reviewed their DIN-ified version and did not appear to be pleased. I cleaned and lubed one of the switches on mine and i quite enjoy it; no problems with binding nor lack of smoothness. He also mentioned that his are stiff; mine are nice and light. I will clean and lube the rest of my switches to make a proper judgment, just need to figure out how to get the ferrite beads off the sliders without destroying my fingers
more photo
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