YEAH BITCH, MORE MAGNETS!
Tesla 259 review (Tesla Hall effect)
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seebart
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Quad magnet? 
The design of this switch is as brilliantly simple as dual magnet Micro Switch and pretty similair with the retaining metal clips and the box housing. The fact that they can be opened and are so simple is what makes them brilliant.The lifetime will be higher than regular Honeywell Hall Effect not that it would make much difference. I'd love to see the case this came in. You know it's gotta be a massive metal tank of a case. Seems Tesla knew how to make good keyboards alright, awesome stuff. This is easily one of the most interesting keyboards you own.
The design of this switch is as brilliantly simple as dual magnet Micro Switch and pretty similair with the retaining metal clips and the box housing. The fact that they can be opened and are so simple is what makes them brilliant.The lifetime will be higher than regular Honeywell Hall Effect not that it would make much difference. I'd love to see the case this came in. You know it's gotta be a massive metal tank of a case. Seems Tesla knew how to make good keyboards alright, awesome stuff. This is easily one of the most interesting keyboards you own.-
Redmaus
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Fuckin magnets, how do they work
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seebart
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Redmaus
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I was more referencing the song in one of Chyros's previous videos, I am aware of how the magnetic sensors work in Hall effect switches
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seebart
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Well I was about to say don't curse on these nice quad-magnet switches!
Like watch your language around here Redmaus...or I'll report you.
Got your Hall Pass? 
More Gerkonic's here:
keyboards-f2/russian-hall-effect-switches-t5547.html
https://www.flickr.com/photos/triplehaa ... 931250784/
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TuxKey
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great vid..thanks for sharing..i subscribed to the channel..cool stuff 
Notice the "State Sponsored" part of this keyboard..reminds me of a documentary talking about making a product that lasts.
vs something that's build to fail after a specific time..Typing on a nice Topre board i rather go for the keyboards that last.
Notice the "State Sponsored" part of this keyboard..reminds me of a documentary talking about making a product that lasts.
vs something that's build to fail after a specific time..Typing on a nice Topre board i rather go for the keyboards that last.
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BTW, for anyone who wants a keychain of one of these switches; go to Okeg's topic at for-sale-f55/hall-effect-keychains-t13262.html#p293924 
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