The Typeplus x YiKB stabilizer / Review
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
- The Typeplus x YiKB stabilizer features a patented structure that sets it apart from anything else available. It includes a secured wire mechanism that minimizes the risk of wire popping out, ensuring reliable performance.
Crafted with precision tooling and premium POK material, it offers superb stability, low rattle, and high durability. The linear force travel provides a consistent keystroke from start to finish, delivering a smooth typing experience. Additionally, the efficient lubing process is both simplified and time-saving, while the forgiving lubing tolerance minimizes the risk of over- or under-lubing, ensuring optimal performance every time.
Specifications
Kit Includes:
5 pairs of stabs
4 x 2u wire
1 x 6.25u wire
1 x 7u wire
Included Accessories:
Clear polycarbonate washers
Black polycarbonate shims (for 1.2mm PCB)
M2 x 4 screws
Teflon stickers
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Music
KOAN Sound - Luminary (Performance Video)
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Стабилизаторы. Типа ENTER и немного SHIFT есть призвук звона. ЭТО свитч TTC.) У них плохие пружины. И как видно можно или поменять свитч или смазать стаб. И ни каких лишних звуков не будет. Хотя даже с такими свитчами звук хороший.
Sorry, i didn't understand the translation part of the lubing session.
Can i just apply lube to the stabilizer stem with a syringe after i assemble the entire keyboard? Or i need to lube both the stem and the wire?
The stabilizer can only be lubricated before installation. Only for now it is disassembled. It is physically impossible to insert a syringe from the top of the body. only if it’s from the bottom of the case, but that’s not convenient. and only before installing it on the keyboard
@@Neprawda. So there is no need to lubricate the wire, just the inside of the stabilizer?
@@felipenouzen Lubricate everything here as usual. You can do the wire. You can do the stem and the place where the wire snaps. The places where you need to lubricate here are the same as everywhere else. In the photo in the video, I showed how the wire is lubricated, I had it. You can't insert a syringe here (physically), the design does not allow it. I showed in the video in the photo what places to lubricate, this is just an option of how to do it. All this must be done with the stabilizer disassembled. After you have assembled it and installed it in the keyboard, you will not be able to lubricate it in any way. Only if you pull it out completely and disassemble it. The stabilizer and its design and tolerances, the wobble of the stem in the case, allow you to use it even without lubrication. At least a stabilizer of size 2u. But size 7 or 6.25 is optional. And you need to lubricate here very carefully, and a little. Just a little bit. If there is too much grease on the wire, it will flow out from there.
@@Neprawda. Understood. Thank you very much for answering.
So is this a good stabs or bad compared to stabies
If you align the wire (stabilizer) and lubricate everything. Then they are the same. But then these Typeplus x YiKB are better, because there is more equipment and a lower price.
And if you don’t align anything (the wire) and don’t lubricate anything. Then AEBoards Staebies lose.
AEBoards Staebies cannot be taken out of the box and installed.
These Typeplus x YiKB size 2u stabilizer can be used out of the box without doing anything. Only the keycap “space” needs to be smeared or the wire should be straightened. But with a keycap, the “space” on all stabilizers always needs to be lubricated and leveled.
@@Neprawda.ok thx for replying it is really helpful
How is this compared to something like tx and swk?
I don't have "swk" at the moment.
This was previously only sold in South Korea. And now they have started in the USA.
Only I can’t buy it either here or there. I will buy it in the future. But now I don’t.
It's a difficult question. The whole difference will be for size 2u.
"swk" is better for keycapping a space than "TX" or "The Typeplus x YiKB".
But for size 2, “The Typeplus x YiKB” is better, since it can be done without lubricant. With some combination of switch and keycap, no lubrication is needed, even the “wire” does not need to be aligned. Here the question can be posed as to which is better.
Pangu stabilizers, Wuque stupid stabilizers or these "The Typeplus x YiKB"
Then the answer can be the same for "2u", and whatever you can buy cheaper, then take it. All three types can be pulled out of the box without any lubrication, installed and used. And if for a keycap space, then “The Typeplus x YiKB” is better from all three of these models.