jolly torrent
Hello,
I just received my Wooting 60HE V2 module with the aluminum case. I installed the Poron foam in place of the silicone one, but now the PCB seems to move around in the case as if it weren't secured. I don't have any screws inside to hold it in place.
sullen palmBOT
Hello,
I just received my Wooting 60HE V2 module with the aluminum case. I ins...
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true orchid
Show the bottom of the module.
It's supposed to be pushed down into the case and rest there.
Oh you swapped out the friction fit. Yeah you'll need to screw it in then
surreal valley
They can't screw it in, there are no standoffs.
Why did you replace the friction fit pad in the first place? Poron sandwich pad isn't for the v2 case.
true orchid
Oh that's right. Derp.
Yeah the V2 case is friction fit only. You'll have to swap back
jolly torrent
Oh, I see... I wanted to follow the YouTube guide I saw, but I didn't realize the guy was installing the V2 module in the V1 case.
