beachycove
Well-known member
I came across this while wandering the interwebs the other day, on the archived Japanese CCSCC (Color Classic hot-rodding) website. One of us ought to give it a try over a couple of cold winter nights, as a stock Duo keyboard is such crap.
http://web.archive.org/web/20030604083159/http://kanchan.hn.org/duokeyb.html
And, for convenience, here it is, copied and pasted.
Duo keytouch improvement
Duo keybord feels very wheak. And easily be less-reaction.
I show easy repairing of Duo keybord. You need 0.3mm stainless steel (or durable alminium) plate and Circuit Repairer of rear windows of car.
1. Pick out the keybord from Duo.
2. Remove all keytops.
3. Remove rubber sheet.
4. Apply Circuit Repairer glue on the terminal of the riverse side of the rubber sheet.
5. Put all keytop again after drying glue up well.
6. Cut stainless plate at the same pattern of the riverse side of keybord.
7. Pile up this plate to original steel plate and fasten them together.
http://web.archive.org/web/20030604083159/http://kanchan.hn.org/duokeyb.html
And, for convenience, here it is, copied and pasted.
Duo keytouch improvement
Duo keybord feels very wheak. And easily be less-reaction.
I show easy repairing of Duo keybord. You need 0.3mm stainless steel (or durable alminium) plate and Circuit Repairer of rear windows of car.
1. Pick out the keybord from Duo.
2. Remove all keytops.
3. Remove rubber sheet.
4. Apply Circuit Repairer glue on the terminal of the riverse side of the rubber sheet.
5. Put all keytop again after drying glue up well.
6. Cut stainless plate at the same pattern of the riverse side of keybord.
7. Pile up this plate to original steel plate and fasten them together.