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post #161 of 266
1 bag of 20 nickles! my keyboard is a made-by-chinese generic type so yeah
    
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post #162 of 266
Hahaha - 100g?

Top this.

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post #163 of 266
I compiled all the results from this thread and testing from around the WWW into this Wiki post here.
Edited by ripster - 5/22/11 at 6:57pm
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post #164 of 266
Here's a new one.

Kinesis Freestyle.


Kinesis Freestyle Force graph.


Measured using this rig. Itronic-Fuchs 8274 Force Displacement Tester


Using the nickel test this guy gets 45g as the peak force.

Same result.

Cheaper too.
Edited by ripster - 7/25/11 at 12:56pm
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post #165 of 266
i thought my 16 nickels on my G15 rev2.0 was terrible, i see some of you guys are doing even worse than i am! 16 nickels = 80g

16 all across my keyboard, whether its the space bar or the never used scroll lock. Had it for 3 years and countless typing and games. Well over 2000h for sure.
Edited by 2JZ - 5/17/11 at 9:07pm
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post #166 of 266
I think the force it takes to get the key to fire does get higher over time on a rubber dome.

I've had some I felt like I had to stab with my finger to get to work.
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post #167 of 266
My old,cheap Logisys illuminated keyboard took 13 nickels to depress a key.
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Thanks. Added that one to the Key Switch Force Database.
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post #169 of 266
Filco Majestouch 2 Browns, 55g right on the nose.
    
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post #170 of 266
Platinum Pro/Sound (company SC&T International, Inc) model CC-104 made in 1995, buckling spring hammer over membrane switch.

Took 12 nickels to register every key except for spacebar, which took 14.
Edited by innovatek - 5/22/11 at 5:57pm
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