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--- keyboard:datacomp_dfk777 [06 Apr 2026 01:58] – coolpenguin1
+++ keyboard:datacomp_dfk777 [12 Apr 2026 03:49] (current) – coolpenguin1
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-Futaba variant is missing photos. Please provide them if you can!
+The Futaba variant is missing photos; please provide them if you can!
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 ==== Description ====
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 ==== Construction ====
 === Case and Internals ===
-The keyboard consists of 3 parts: A top case, a bottom case and a internal assembly.
+The keyboard consists of three parts: a ABS top case, painted steel bottom case, and an internal assembly
+==Top case==
-The top case externally features a sort of raised "ridge" around the alphanumeric block that turns into a slope around the top of the cluster and serves as a pen holder. The top right hasa locklight sticker.\\ Internally, it features standoffs for screws with brass screw inserts, standoffs for holding the case in place and the flip-out feet mechanism.
+The top housing is made of ABS plastic.\\ Externally, it has a sort of raised "ridge" around the keys that turns into a slope at the top and serves as a pen holder. The top right has a lock-light sticker. \\ Internally, it features standoffs for screws with brass screw inserts, standoffs for holding the case in place and the flip-out feet mechanism.
+==Bottom case==
 The bottom case is made out of a painted metal that can rust which implies it's made out of steel.\\ Externally, it features a cutout for the AT/XT switch, a sticker for said switch, a S/N sticker, a country of origin stamped in the bottom right and six total feet: four being non-slip feet and two flip-out feet for adjusting the keyboard's angle.\\ The Futaba variant features an extra sticker with the keyboard's FCC ID on it\\ Internally, it has a PCB for the AT/XT switch and a couple pieces of rubber and tape to prevent the assembly PCB from shorting.
+==Assembly==
 The assembly consists of a PCB and painted metal switch plate. The switch plate can rust which implies it's made of steel.\\ On the back of the keyboard PCB there is a cable soldered to it that connects to the AT/XT switch PCB.