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Implement robust inter-half connections (e.g., USB-C) for split keyboards | RequestHunt

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Implement robust inter-half connections (e.g., USB-C) for split keyboards

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by @Caio Delgado | 2/12/2025 | submitted by AutoCollector

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User experienced controller burnout on a Piantor Split Keyboard due to 'risky TRRS disconnections'. Praises Anywhy Flake for using USB-C between halves to prevent this issue, indicating a need for more robust connection methods to avoid hardware damage in split keyboard designs.

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@Caio Delgado | 169 pts

🚀 New Project, New Keyboard, New Discoveries! Last weekend, I had to start an unexpected new project. I ran into issues with some docking stations, which unfortunately led to a controller burnout on my beloved Piantor Split Keyboard (RIP… or so I thought! 😅). Luckily, I managed to revive my Piantor by replacing the controller. But after going through that, I wanted to try something new—a keyboard that wouldn’t put me in the same risky situation again. That’s when, Felipe Ferreira (@tupinikeebs on instagram) introduced me to Anywhy Flake by Maksym Bohdan A.K.A. axseem — an Open Source hybrid split keyboard with some incredible features: ✅ Three sizes: S, M, L (40/46/58 keys) ✅ Cable or Bluetooth support ✅ USB-C connection between halves (no more risky TRRS disconnections frying controllers 🔥) ✅ Multi-switch support: Cherry MX & Kailh Choc on the same PCB (hybrid build FTW!) ✅ Multiple fast Bluetooth connections (ZMK-powered) 🔍 First Impressions: • Even without a case, it works amazingly well on my mousepad. (The case is printing as we speak! 🖨️) • I built the M (46-key) version—still not using the extra 4 keys compared to my Piantor, so I might try the S (40-key) version next. • Choc switches with MX spacing? Thought it’d be awkward, but nope—it’s fantastic. 🤯 • The real challenge? Soldering those super tiny diodes—frightening at first, but everything went well in the end! 😅🔥 • Overall, super happy with it! 💡 Thinking about making a video review on this—would you be interested? Let me know in the comments! And if you want to dive deep into split keyboards, Felipe Ferreira is the guy to talk to! 🧠⌨️ If you’re into split keyboards, open source hardware, or custom keyboard projects, check this one out: 🔗 https://lnkd.in/e4PrpJWc Who else has experimented with hybrid split keyboards? Would love to hear your experiences! #MechanicalKeyboards #SplitKeyboard #OpenSource #ZMK #DIY

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