radiant lodge
For the video about physical specs of the M4G vs CC1, I'd like to specifically see Riley use a force gauge to measure how much force is required to actuate a direction on the joystick.
I did the same thing myself with one of these things and it seems like about 60-70 g per switch is required to move a stick on the CC1.
true flint
How much force is required to 3d press a CC1 switch?
radiant lodge
about 230 to 260 g
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shell bramble
Very interesting!
bright sonnet
How much force theoretically is each M4G switch? This was mentioned somewhere...
true flint
How much force theoretically is each M4G switch? This was mentioned somewhere...
Day #57 Snap-Action vs. Mechanical vs. Optical vs. Analog https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aheakOhIOIA
Lowest actuation force available
0.6 N {61 gf}
That's the switch itself. It might be different at the keycap.
bright sonnet
61 gf is the same amount of force as the cc1 isnt it?
true flint
61 gf is the same amount of force as the cc1 isnt it?
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it seems like about 60-70 g per switch is required to move a stick on the CC1.
radiant lodge
61 g is the force of the switch itself
not the force of the lever that moves the switch
if it really is just 1:1 leverage then even the M4G is unusable for me
but I'm hoping it's something like 30 or even 20 g
regal sapphire
In case of mechanical keyboard with some red switches (I don't know company name) I need 50 g force to push a button. Tested with the same device.