[SkelanimalParticipant]

That’s really disappointing, but I understand. Would you happen to know if there is a third-party seller that would sell casing similar to the original acrylic cases and would be able to fit the b.87? Sorry if I am being pushy; this is a gift for someone and they were a lot more fond of the acrylic options when I went over the details with them. I’ll just order the bold case otherwise.

[SkelanimalParticipant]

Yep! Thats me. Can’t wait!

[SkelanimalParticipant]

Hey, again. Actually wanted to touch up some details before I placed my order, so I’m only ordering now.

I intend to run blue and pink in-switch LEDs in this board; so 820ohm is still the recommended resistor since I’m using two different colors?

 

Also, I would like to order extra layers with the acrylic case for the B.mini R:

Layer 2: an extra Opaque Pink and an extra Transparent.

Layer 4: an extra Matte Frost.

Thank you!

 

[SkelanimalParticipant]

Awesome! Will be placing my order later today. Thank you for being so helpful!

[SkelanimalParticipant]

Sorry, I should have been a little more descriptive. I know there is no function/ support for RGB in-switches. What I’m looking to do is to solder several different single color LEDs, but apparently I have to use specific resistors depending on the color of the LED being soldered to the board?

[SkelanimalParticipant]

Thank you for the reply! The chart will be very useful.

Also, a question on in-switch LEDs: I am planning to build a B.mini R and was hoping to have multiple colors for the in-switch LEDs, but I am not sure if that is possible due to needing specific resistor values for each LED color. Here are some in-switch schemes I was interested in setting up, just want to see which of them, or any of them for that matter, would be possible to do:

 

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