Is the PCB/Plate designed to work with screw in stabilizers? The plate mount stabs were a pain point on the original Drop Alts so i'm hoping this new version allows some modularity.
The plates are still plate-mount stabilizer compatible only (the PCBs can technically accommodate screw-in PCB-mount stabs, if anyone wanted to modify the case or use the PCB in a different application).
What are the specifications of the STM32 chipset and EEPROM? The F3 chip indicated in the QMK firmware says it's an F3, but that comes with varying amounts of ram and flash. I don't know where to start to find the EEPROM stats, since there's no PCB reference and I have no idea how to find it on the board.
After a bit of digging I was able to find the EEPROM stats. It uses a 24LC256 2-wire eprom if I read the code correctly. The chip has 32k memory and supports 1 million self-timed write cycles.
It's still unclear what the chip proper supports, but self-compiling the firmware reveals the binary is ~80kb. Cross referencing that with the ST spec page for STM32F303, it's clear the chip must have at least 128kb of internal flash and, therefore, at least 40kb SRAM.