I throught it's Hi-Tek 725 series Cyan not sea green

terrycherry

22 Apr 2016, 04:10

Wiki found one of my new variant finally. First to find it on my keyboard last year but I could see the taobao seller find out and sell for it this month. I still making lots of detail about Hi-tek 725 series. Keep patient here.
This color is not near to sea green. It's Cyan. Take a look on the site. And the wiki have lots of wrong color and info.
http://www.colorcombos.com/colors/03FFFF
http://www.tradeindia.com/fp229922/SEA- ... TILES.html
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I called it the (Linear)Cyan new two eyes(without click arm). Had it on this keyboard only.
[RJ-11][1989.07]Televideo 9320(for DEC VT320)[(Linear)White new two eyes(without click arm),(Linear)Cyan new two eyes(without click arm)]
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[US Magazine advert][1989.07.31]Computerworld(page39-40)
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[US Magazine advert][1989.09.18]Computerworld(page70)
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I think it's time to make it clearly to sort. Let me show you All Hi-Tek 725 series switches sheets I made for years.(That's not including the new variants I found when I edit my photo )
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I"ll tell you which variant switch on keyboard when I have time to edit my keyboard photo and many information.
Because I have lots of rare switches with keyboard to clean and shot. :cry:

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[AT][1987.12.12]NMB AQ659ZRT-101A[(Clicky)Power blue two dot eyes,(Clicky)White two dot eyes,(Clicky)White two dot eyes with LED,(Clicky)Beige two dot eyes]
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livingspeedbump
Not what they seem

22 Apr 2016, 04:13

had no idea there were so many space invader variants. what a collection!

Engicoder

22 Apr 2016, 04:19

Nice work. Glad you figured out where that weird Cyan came from. I saw those loose switches for sale and wondered where they came from. I like your chart. Hopefully we can find more in the future to fill it in even more.

terrycherry

22 Apr 2016, 04:24

Engicoder: the powder blue also have the difference color. I take that all on my keyboard but I have no time to edit my keyboard photos. I took the shot and edit the important switches first only.

Engicoder

22 Apr 2016, 04:30

Yes, I remember from Sandy's photos that the powder blue clicky had a lot of color variation amount the switches.

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terrycherry

22 Apr 2016, 04:45

I upload my photo of keyboard with powder blue on the post.
The white and powder blue have 4 colors each. I make it two because the color is very very closer. And the color of white_2 and powder blue_1 are closer too. It's fucking hard to determine which color it has.
The difference to white_2 and powder blue_1 is: White is transparent and powder blue is not.
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terrycherry

22 Apr 2016, 10:30

When I complete that huge work.
I"ll try to get the answer why Hi-tek made so many color and variant on 725 series switch; why change their eyes; why some switch had dot on slider; why change their variant; why one keyboard have different variant on varies key.
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Chyros

22 Apr 2016, 10:51

Fuck me deep and hard, that's pretty damn amazing work =o .

I never even heard of grey and black Gundams before!

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seebart
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22 Apr 2016, 16:21

Very good work terrycherry, we'll add all this to our wiki eventually. This is almost like a "space invader vortex". :o

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cookie

22 Apr 2016, 18:19

Is this some kind of parallel universe where Space Invaders are the Alps and vice versa?

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seebart
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22 Apr 2016, 18:25

cookie wrote: Is this some kind of parallel universe where Space Invaders are the Alps and vice versa?
No it's real, all of it. That's what makes it so scary. But it seems most of this super rare stuff is in Asia.

terrycherry is our Asian NMB- Hi-Tek connection. :mrgreen:
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