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Humla

Humla is a 36-key low profile Reviung derivative by jamesmnw.

KBD.news
Published November 13, 2021

The Humla (which means bumblebee in Swedish) is a 36-key low profile keyboard based on the Reviung by gtips and the Rev-lp by cyril279.

I designed it during the spring and had intended to release it then, but there were a couple of problems with the early prototypes and it got put on pause – jamesmnw.

This board is for low profile Choc switches and features Choc-spacing (18x17mm). Also, it has basic support for Bluetooth Pro Micro alternatives (such as the nRFMicro used in this build).

GitHub repo with source files: https://github.com/jimmerricks/humla

Published on Sat 13th Nov 2021. Featured in KBD #52 (source).

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