Piantor Split Keyboard PCB

Piantor Split Keyboard - Raspberry Pi Pico powered

€15.00*

€12.61 excl. sales tax

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Product number: KC10187

Product information "Piantor Split Keyboard PCB"

Includes left and right PCB

Features:

Support for Choc V1 switches
Beginner friendly (less soldering, precompiled VIAL firmware, Gui to change layout)
Breakable pinky column (42-key to 36-key)
QMK and VIAL firmware support.
Open source
LeadFree HASL PCB surface finish

You need:

3D printed case (black PLA)
2x Raspberry Pi Pico
Solder parts (2x TRRS jack)
36/42x Choc V1 switches
Keycaps (Choc V1 switches need Choc keycaps, not MX)
Screws (M2x6mm)
Choc Hot-Swap Sockets (optional if you need Hot-Swap for the switches)
TRRS cable (4-pole)
Micro-USB cable

Build-Guide

Photos of the completed keyboard are for demonstration purposes only.
Please note that this pcb must be assembled (soldering) and does not include mcu, switches or keycaps.

Design by Beekeeb

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