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- The firmware for this board is QMK's YMD75/rev2, That's the PCB included. Unlike other ID boards, this one doesn't have its own firmware.
- The switch connector for the 'A' key is missing one of its holes for one of the plastic pegs in the switch, you'll have to use a razor to remove that peg.
- The weight of my board came out to 1.1kg... A tad too light for my liking. After modification I have it at 1.4kg.
- The excess space in the integrated plat under the keys with stabs allow for too much sound reverb through the chasse. This causes a really deep tone in the spacebar, R-shift, return, backspace. The spacebar especially had such a deep tone that it seemed like it was sticking.
- There's no available sound dampening foam for this board
- To resolve these issues I had to resort to creating a silicone pad from two-part pour silicone to fit under the space bar and cover the massive hole into the chasse.
- I also filled the excess space in the bottom portion of the chasse with silicone to remove some of the volume sound can reverb through and add extra weight to the entire board.
I used Alumilite Amazing Silicone Mold Rubber for the silicone, and poured it onto cling wrap fitted to the inside of the case and for the front bits I poured it into some cling wrap laid across a plate and let it solidify at about a 1.5mm thickness then cut it down to size. My switches are Tealios V2 filmed and lubed with krytox 205. I'm currently using some cheapo pudding caps, but I'll put my Mitolets on this board as soon as they arrive in the mail. Ultimately waiting to put my SA Oblivions on this.