Switch collection Taiwan jet axis black linear
Specifications
| Manufacturer |
Unknown |
| Series |
Taiwan jet axis |
| Group |
Cherry MX clones |
| Behaviour |
Linear |
| Signalling type |
Metal contact |
| Switch mount |
Plate |
| Keycap mount |
Cherry MX |
| Constituent parts |
6 |
| In production |
No |
| Work done |
No |
| Deskthority wiki |
Taiwan jet axis |
| Last audited |
2022-12-27 |
Figures
| Acquired |
100 |
| Given away |
95 |
| Sold |
5 |
| Remaining |
0 |
Notes
These are not typical “Jet Axis” switches. The shell has front–back asymmetry similar to a genuine Cherry MX switch, and appear to lack any provision for a click leaf. The movable contact also has a folded design similar to genuine Cherry MX, instead of the unfolded design. Günter Murmann (former Cherry VP of engineering) noted of the MX clones historically that the clone manufacturers could not copy that folded leaf on their tooling, resulting in the straight movable contact; this design is possibly a more recent variant built on more sophisticated tooling.
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Exeunts
| Destination |
Date |
Quantity |
Disposition |
| Brian Kreps (US) |
— |
1 |
Gift |
| Thomas Ran (NL) |
2016-01-20 |
3 |
Gift |
| SeanTNT (NZ) |
2017-02-16 |
1 |
Gift |
| Arakula (AT) |
2018-09-11 |
1 |
Sale |
| Deepak Kandepet (US) |
2019-09-30 |
1 |
Sale |
| Sebastijan Havrlisan (HR) |
2020-10-20 |
1 |
Gift |
| Radim Baštan (CZ) |
2021-05-15 |
3 |
Sale |
| kuritakey (GB) |
2022-05-21 |
2 |
Gift |
| Ben Rudzinski (US) |
2023-01-08 |
87 |
Gift |
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