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Azimuth

The Azimuth is my handwired hotswap pseudosplit design with a handful of rotary encoders.

KBD.news
Published November 22, 2021

Sorry for the shameless self-promotion.

The Azimuth is just another incarnation of my handwired hotswap Storm46, this time with a more classy plate contour, low-pro thumb keys and an unreasonable amount of encoders (not used, some not even wired).

Took this to a mini meetup the other day and realized I never posted about this publicly.

Story and more details: https://golem.hu/page/azimuth

Plates if somebody is interested: https://golem.hu/guide/storm-plates/

Published on Mon 22nd Nov 2021. Featured in KBD #53.

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