Not another one...
- sixty
- Gasbag Guru
- Main keyboard: DKSaver
- Favorite switch: Cherry MX Black
- DT Pro Member: 0060
Found this under the spacebar on a Chicony board today. I think it is better we leave the ancient Cherry days untouched. This is slowly but surely becoming just as confusing as ALPS. But now without further complaining, I present you.... the MX Sky Blue switch
Different slider, different stem, different spring.
Feels like a green, spring looks like a green one too. Probably what became the MX Green switch later on.
Different slider, different stem, different spring.
Feels like a green, spring looks like a green one too. Probably what became the MX Green switch later on.
- RC-1140
- Location: Germany
- Main keyboard: Unicomp Terminal Emulator
- Main mouse: Razer Mamba
- Favorite switch: Buckling Spring
- DT Pro Member: -
oh gosh, not again... I was happy in the days when the known Cherry switches had the colours Red, Black, Brown, Clear and Blue + the corresponding spacebar types. Then the original whites were easily distinguishable from Clears, and everything was nice and easy.
- 7bit
- Location: Berlin, DE
- Main keyboard: Tipro / IBM 3270 emulator
- Main mouse: Logitech granite for SGI
- Favorite switch: MX Lock
- DT Pro Member: 0001
The skyblue switch is with the smaller Cherry logo, so maybe a not so old variant?sixty wrote:...
Feels like a green, spring looks like a green one too. Probably what became the MX Green switch later on.
I should ask my supplier to order 1000 switches of all thinkable product numbers, to see what else they have and maybe still produce!
Just need someone who financiates this.
ps: In the 2nd photo, it looks like a clearblue switch!!!
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- Location: Germany
- DT Pro Member: -
The color of the top part is the same i pmed you about a while back
- kbdfr
- The Tiproman
- Location: Berlin, Germany
- Main keyboard: Tipro MID-QM-128A + two Tipro matrix modules
- Main mouse: Contour Rollermouse Pro
- Favorite switch: Cherry black
- DT Pro Member: 0010
"Sky blue"?
Isn't that rather "Royal blue"?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Shades_of_blue
Just want to make things a bit easier
Isn't that rather "Royal blue"?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Shades_of_blue
Just want to make things a bit easier
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- Location: Germany
- DT Pro Member: -
edit: applied filter..
Edit2: left regular, right chicony
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- 7bit
- Location: Berlin, DE
- Main keyboard: Tipro / IBM 3270 emulator
- Main mouse: Logitech granite for SGI
- Favorite switch: MX Lock
- DT Pro Member: 0001
I was wrong in my other post!
The smaller variant is the older, right?
You must both meet and compare!
Hey, this turns out to be more interesting than collecting stamps!
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The smaller variant is the older, right?
This is yet another variant. Sixty's has got a black thingy in it (what is it called?), while your's is black.mintberryminuscrunch wrote:yes quality sucks
edit: applied filter..
You must both meet and compare!
Hey, this turns out to be more interesting than collecting stamps!
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- daedalus
- Buckler Of Springs
- Location: Ireland
- Main keyboard: Model M SSK (home) HHKB Pro 2 (work)
- Main mouse: CST Lasertrack, Logitech MX Master
- Favorite switch: Buckling Spring, Beam Spring
- DT Pro Member: 0087
In b4 Ripster comes on claiming that anything that he didn't discover is irrelevant nitpicking.
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- Location: Ugly American
- Main keyboard: As Long As It is Helvetica
- Main mouse: Mickey
- Favorite switch: Wanna Switch? Well, I Certainly Did!
- DT Pro Member: -
Oh, and the SHAPE of the bottom of the slider is irrelevant.
I once cut the bottom dimple out of a MX switch to confirm this.
Spring coil count and thickness are really the only significant variables..
I once cut the bottom dimple out of a MX switch to confirm this.
Spring coil count and thickness are really the only significant variables..