Note: photos show black pcbs but the pcbs currently on sale are white!
Who wants pancakes?
Who wants PANCAKES WITH CHOC?!?
Yeah, me too. Really, who wouldn't, right?
These Pancake kits are designed by Spaceman, aka Milkman, aka something something pancakes and they are tasty! With true choc spacing instead of standard MX, the switches are a little closer together and hides that ugly gap most "choc compatible" boards tend to show. Did I mention it is bluetooth (only if you want it) too? It is designed to be used with Pro Micro, Elite C or the Feather. So many options!
Kit includes:

PCB (with traces on it)
Bottom Plate (with recipe on it)
Standoffs (with threads in them)
Screws (with threads on them)
Awesome (with extra awesome)

The MBK keycap kits include 50x 1U, 2x 1U homing and 2x 2U keycaps in either white or black.
 
ADDITIONAL INFO
If you plan to use a Pro Micro or Elite C, be aware they are mounted facing down.
If you plan to use a Feather, this is the model designed for: 
https://www.adafruit.com/product/2829
If using that Feather, the battery suggested is:
 https://www.adafruit.com/product/258
Note that the battery requires a LiPo with the negative (black) closest to the USB port.

Pancake Keyboard Kit

Drop + OLKB Preonic Keyboard MX Kit V3

Disclaimer                                                                                                  The entire board needs to be self-assembled based on the steps and accessories stated in the provided tutorial. After assembly and soldering, the product will not be covered by warranty. Please also note that additional accessories will not be provided by KBDfans but (besides the plate and acrylic parts) can be sourced from 3rd parties.                                                        Specifications                                                                                                  A total of 33 parts need to be assembled or soldered, please refer to Y-40 Soldering Tutorial for detailsPCB: ATMEGA32U4 microcontroller, hot-swappable sockets, with per-key RGB, integrates OLED screen and solenoid valve, Type-C, supports VIA/QMKPlate: FR4 materialKnob: Compatible with Inline and Horizontal KnobsSolenoid valve: The impact produces a sound, the purpose is to simulate the sound of a vintage typewriter, and can adjust the impact mode or close                                                        Tutorial                                                                                                  Y-40 Soldering TutorialQMK & VIA tutorialSolenoid valve setting method                                                              Friendly reminder                                                                                                  Because the solenoid valve needs a large current (about 400mA), and there are OLED screen and RGB lights on the motherboard, the solenoid valve will not work under the USB2.0 interface, and the RGB brightness needs to be lowered to work under the USB3.0 interface (1000mA) . It is recommended to only adjust the lighting effect and brightness, and lower the brightness under the white light, otherwise the keyboard will not work due to insufficient power supply of the computer interface. It may be improved if it is plugged into an interface above USB3.0 port.                                                        Firmware & File                                                                                                  weekin_y40_via.hexweekin_y40.jsonWeekin Y-40 Final files                                                        Layout 



Product: Weekin Y-40

Bullet Points:
- 33 parts need to be assembled or soldered
- PCB: ATMEGA32U4 microcontroller, hot-swappable sockets, with per-key RGB, integrates OLED screen and solenoid valve, Type-C, supports VIA/QMK
- Plate: FR4 material
- Knob: Compatible with Inline and Horizontal Knobs
- Solenoid valve: The impact produces a sound, the purpose is to simulate the sound of a vintage typewriter, and can adjust the impact mode or close
- Tutorials: Y-40 Soldering Tutorial, QMK & VIA tutorial, Solenoid valve setting method
- Friendly reminder: Due to the large current needed by the solenoid valve, the RGB brightness needs to be lowered to work under the USB3.0 interface (1000mA). It may be improved if it is plugged into an interface above USB3.0 port.
- Firmware & Files: weekin_y40_via.hex, weekin_y40.json, Weekin Y-40 Final files
- Layout: Refer to Y-40 Soldering Tutorial for details

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