Futaba mount switch question
- goomba_
- Location: Texas
- Main keyboard: Don't have one
- Main mouse: Logitech G703
- Favorite switch: Topre 45g/Alps SKCC/SKCL/SKCM
These switches which I assume are some kind of Futabas appear to be integrated into the plate, are these really Futaba MA or am I missing something here? The board that these are in is a Sejin Electron EAT-1010R2 which is only listed as having MA switches on the wiki.
- ppCircle
- Location: Polska
- Main keyboard: Focus Fk-2002 HS Alps Blue / IBM 5140 Alps Brown
- Main mouse: Rival 300
- Favorite switch: Alps Blue / Alps Amber / Alps Brown / Alps N Green
- Contact:
Looks like some DWS for me.goomba_ wrote: ↑21 Jul 2021, 19:48
These switches which I assume are some kind of Futabas appear to be integrated into the plate, are these really Futaba MA or am I missing something here? The board that these are in is a Sejin Electron EAT-1010R2 which is only listed as having MA switches on the wiki.
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- Location: Ireland
- Main keyboard: F122
- Main mouse: Various trackballs
- Favorite switch: Model F buckling spring
- DT Pro Member: -
wiki/Sejin_Futaba-mount_dome
"Sejin Futaba-mount dome keyboards can be clearly differentiated from Futaba clicky switch keyboards, as the former have only a sheet plastic moulding to support the sliders."
"Sejin Futaba-mount dome keyboards can be clearly differentiated from Futaba clicky switch keyboards, as the former have only a sheet plastic moulding to support the sliders."
- goomba_
- Location: Texas
- Main keyboard: Don't have one
- Main mouse: Logitech G703
- Favorite switch: Topre 45g/Alps SKCC/SKCL/SKCM
gotcha thanks for the replyHC514 wrote: ↑21 Jul 2021, 21:45wiki/Sejin_Futaba-mount_dome
"Sejin Futaba-mount dome keyboards can be clearly differentiated from Futaba clicky switch keyboards, as the former have only a sheet plastic moulding to support the sliders."