The membranes doesnt works
Yesterday I try the two membranes I received last monday. They still have problems. Shit.
The problem is the next one:
As you know, the layers of the membranes I received were wider compared to the original ones. The result of that was that the first version was a disaster: non of the keys worked. So, I returned them back and they modified them. The solution was make bigger the holes you can see on the middel layer.
That was a good solution, because it worked quite well: most of the keys worked but there were some keys that still needed to be fixed. So, on the next versions of the membranes, what they did was make the holes bigger.
Well, on the last version, almost all the keyboard was ok, but there were 3 keys that still didn't work properly and right now the holes can't be bigger: there is no more free space between holes for that.
Also, I'm a bit afraid about any random behavior when you install the membrane on a different keyboard. Why? because the turboR keyboard buttons.
The keyboard design is quite strange. Inside the keyboard, there is a little piece of plastic attached to every key. That piece of plastic is the one that pushes down the membrane to provoke the comunication between the upper and down layers of the membranes. Where is the problem? that plastic piece is soft and very flexible so, it seems that working with a wider membrane becomes delicate. Maybe, if I install one of those membranes on a newer keyboard, maybe those plastics will be harder and the membrane will work. So, I'm afraid that if I test a membrane on my turboR and it works, there is the posibility that it wouldn't work on another keyboard that has been used more than my keyboard: I dont want that situation.
So, what I'm going to do? its their fault so I will propose two options to the manufacturer:
First: Change the widht of the layers to the original ones. Making the holes bigger doesnt works
Second: Abort, and I will return the money back to all the buyers.
Im really sorry guys, but this is the situation right now :-(
If we abort the purchase, there is another option, but it means that membranes SHOULD be cheaper and buyers have to modify their membranes: I have find a solution to make the membranes work properly. If you place a little peace of insulating tape behind the inferior layer on every button, the keyboard will work. Of course, everybody here paid for a WORKING membrane withouth patches. But, maybe, people is interested on getting a cheaper keyboard in exchange for a defective membrane that can be ok with the insulating tape solution.
Don't worry a bit. I am a very patient man and the investment is not a huge financial burden. I have trust in what you do. I am sure there will be a happy ending 
