Switch ID help
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hwood34
- Location: USA
- Main keyboard: MX1800 L3
- DT Pro Member: 0251
I would, but there doesn't really look like there's anyway to do it without damaging the switches. Although they do feel somewhat like themohaimark wrote: ↑It looks like a knock off of better known reed switches. Take a bank of em apart and show us the guts.
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ohaimark
- Kingpin
- Location: USA
- Main keyboard: Siemens G80 Lookalike
- Main mouse: Logitech G502
- Favorite switch: Blue Alps
- DT Pro Member: 1337
The fact that you have a book about firearms in the background amuses me.
Show us the bottom of the PCB, please. The solder points might tell us something useful.
Show us the bottom of the PCB, please. The solder points might tell us something useful.
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richfiles
- Location: MN, USA
- Main keyboard: Logitech DiNovo Edge
- Main mouse: Microsoft Optical Notebook Mouse
- Favorite switch: Alps SKCM Amber "Taxi Yellow"
- DT Pro Member: -
Just means, don't break into this place for keyboards! 
As curious as these switches are, I'm more in favor of more pics, but nothing to risk breakage. Do you have a desoldering tool? There might be other markings or indicators on the underside of the switches, concealed by the PC board.
As curious as these switches are, I'm more in favor of more pics, but nothing to risk breakage. Do you have a desoldering tool? There might be other markings or indicators on the underside of the switches, concealed by the PC board.