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| As a first generation SKCM/SKCL switch, the upper housing always has slits (colloquially referred to as the “pine” variant). Similar to other first generation switches, the only Alps branding on the switch is the older Alps logo on the bottom of the lower housing. | As a first generation SKCM/SKCL switch, the upper housing always has slits (colloquially referred to as the “pine” variant). Similar to other first generation switches, the only Alps branding on the switch is the older Alps logo on the bottom of the lower housing. | ||
| - | The stem, which is a beige or cream color, was lubricated at the factory. | + | The stem, which is a beige or cream color, was lubricated at the factory |
| The tactile feedback is generated with a leaf spring that is situated on the opposite side of the housing to the contact module. There were at least two variations of this leaf spring. | The tactile feedback is generated with a leaf spring that is situated on the opposite side of the housing to the contact module. There were at least two variations of this leaf spring. | ||