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The [footprint overlay](https://deskthority.net/wiki/Kailh_PG1353_series) shows the V2 actuator pins are compatible with V1 but: 1. Central pin is larger (5mm diameter) 2. Extra unconnected stabilizer pin (opposite corner from actuators) ...

Manually removed the 3rd unconnected pin rather than flush cutting:  Lines up flush with the 5mm center:   @jfedor2 would you prefer a PR for the rev4 directory...

Dry assembly, still waiting on a soldering iron:   Don't have the V1s button/switch to compare but the Sinoarcade buttons protrude 4-6 mm from the 3D printed case. ...

@tdpssn @CallMeAreks Updated Gerber file available in my fork: https://github.com/StdVectorBool/flatbox/tree/master/hardware-rev4 You'll need to remove the 3rd unconnected pin.

Yes, Choc V1 and Choc V2 use same hotswap sockets. Only minor difference is PCB footprint for stabilizers.

I stuck with the hotswap sockets and did not solder the switches. The socket keeps them flat against the PCB so they're stable on 2-axis, but if you intentionally twist...

What's the proper approach for submitting revisions to this doc without offending the original contributor, open an issue first or create a PR for comments? I'm finding Dynamic Modules writing...