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kpukboard
Georgiy Krikun shared the files of his kpukboard, a low-pro split with choc minis and posh battery cover.
Published April 16, 2023
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Georgiy Krikun aka kriku/kr1kun designed and shared his kpukboard, a 38-key low-profile split keyboard with choc mini switches – inspired by GEIST's Totem.
Generated via Ergogen, prototyped with plasticine, this Bluetooth keyboard is as thin as possible with choc minis. And it has a posh battery cover.
Specs
- wireless, low profile
- 38x Kailh Choc mini switches (PG1232)
- Seeeduino Xiao BLE controller
Resources
- https://github.com/kriku/kpukboard-pcb
- https://github.com/kriku/keys/blob/master/ergogen-new-keys.yml
- https://t.me/s/kpukboard
Published on Sun 16th Apr 2023. Featured in KBD #120 (source).
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