GK GAMAKAY MK61 Wired Mechanical Keyboard Gateron Optical Switch Pudding Keycaps Waterproof RGB 61 Keys Programmable Hot Swappable Gaming Keyboard New Version (New- Brown Switch, Black)

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I will never buy a high name brand keyboard ever again. For what is 50 dollars, i got everything i could ever need out of a keyboard where high end brands like logitech would charge 100 to 120 or more for similar offerings. For me, spending extra money on anything else would be a 100 percent waste. I would gain nothing meaningful to me or my setup at all. Currently the B61-11 is deployed for use with the stealthy B-2 bomber, which entered service in a nuclear role on 1 April 1997. In 2014 critics said that a more accurate and less destructive nuclear weapon would make leaders less cautious about deploying it, while Schwartz said it would deter adversaries more because the U.S. would be more willing to use it in situations where necessary. The improved accuracy would make it more effective than the previous Mod 3/4 currently deployed to the continent. F-16 and Panavia Tornado aircraft cannot interface with the new bomb due to electronic differences, but NATO countries buying the F-35 would be able to utilize it. [49] The first flight test for an inert Mod 12 was conducted in 2015, with a second successful test in August 2017. [50] [51] Sublette, Carey (9 January 2007). "The B61 Bomb". Nuclear Weapon Archive. Archived from the original on 27 February 2009 . Retrieved 2012-06-09.

Total production of all versions was approximately 3,155, of which approximately 540 remain in active service, 415 in inactive service and 520 are awaiting dismantlement as of 2012 [update]. [7] great small size that gives you a lot more desk space if you are coming from a full 104 key keyboard. Norris, Robert S.; Kristensen, Hans M. (2011), "US tactical nuclear weapons in Europe" (PDF), Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, Sage pub, 67 (1): 64–73, doi: 10.1177/0096340210393931, S2CID 54186148, archived (PDF) from the original on 2011-06-03 , retrieved 2011-01-18The B61-11 has a reported capability to destroy targets at depths of several hundred feet at its highest yield setting. Kristensen, Hans M. (30 October 2013). "Capabilities of B61-12 Nuclear Bomb Increase Further". Federation of American Scientists. Archived from the original on 2013-11-01 . Retrieved 30 October 2013. I think the use of the 'wireless' keyword in some of the advertisements for this keyboard was a genuine translation error. The wires are indeed detachable, and the keyboard can be connected to any proper USB-C, hence "wireless". Either way a bit of a bummer but the USB and keyboard being separate makes cable management just a bit more easier to manage, which is a bonus. Also makes cleaning easier too!

A 1978 report on reducing or substituting beryllium in nuclear weapons noted that the B61-5 contained beryllium and that if the use of beryllium were to be restricted, the B61-5 could probably be replaced by the B61 Mod 3. [28] B61 Mod 6 and 8 [ edit ] In the Advanced Cruise Missile role, the weapon was to replace aging B53 bombs, but after the W61 cancellation the role was filled by the B61-11 bomb. [63] Pits [ edit ] a b Nuclear Weapons Surety – Annual Report to the President 1988 (PDF) (Report). Department of Defense and Department of Energy. September 1989. p.63. Archived (PDF) from the original on 2022-03-05. ACM[EPW]/W61 schedule for which Phase 2A has been completed (Phase 3 is planned in the next few months) and will permit the removal of the B53 from standing alert. We will later describe how the ABS system works, but for now it is important to know that the unit consists of a pump motor, a HCU (Hydraulic Control Unit) and an ABS ECU (not to be mistaken for the ECU of the engine management system). R E Kidder (26 July 1991). Report to Congress: Assessment of the Safety of US Nuclear Weapons and Related Nuclear Test Requirements (PDF) (Report). Lawrence Livermore National Lab. Archived (PDF) from the original on 24 December 2012 . Retrieved 22 March 2021.As of 2013 the Pentagon saw the B83 nuclear bomb as a "relic of the Cold War," believing that deploying a megaton-yield gravity bomb, the highest level nuclear weapon left in the U.S. inventory, to Europe was "inconceivable" at this point. It can also only be carried by the B-2 bomber, and integrating it onto additional aircraft would be costly. The Mod 12 upgrade is being pursued as a forward-deployed tactical/strategic nuclear weapon to protect NATO and Asian allies since it can be used from dual-capable fighter aircraft, as well as planned to arm the F-35 and B-21 Raider, and its lower yield options make it more flexible with less collateral effects. Recapitalizing the B61 is hoped to lead to the retirement of the B83, resulting in the elimination of the last megaton-yield U.S. bomb and leave the B61-series as the only U.S. gravity nuclear bomb. [45] I was excited to try out these switches and I love them. I have been playing type racer for a couple of hours today just because of the amazing typing experience and the pleasing low bassy sound that comes from these keys. they are also a big reason why have taken the time to write out such a lengthy review for this product because i just enjoy typing on these switches so much. The weapons were to be built by converting existing B61-0, −2 and −5 weapons into Mod 6 and 8 weapons and the weapons were to use B61-7 weapon parts where possible. [31] By mass, the largest deviations from the B61-7 were the Acorn assembly, MC4137 TSSG (trajectory sensing signal generator) and the JTA (described as "ballast for WR"). [32] Electrical systems [ edit ] The weapon was to feature a number of weapon stronglinks. Stronglinks are part of the weapon's safety systems and are designed to be robust enough that they can survive abnormal environments long enough for the weapon's weaklinks to fail. This requires weak and stronglinks to be colocated so they are exposed to the same environmental conditions in an accident. [41] This change of mind return policy is in addition to, and does not affect your rights under the Australian Consumer Law including any rights you may have in respect of faulty items.

Our Mechatronics department processes all the complaints regarding the pump motor. The pump motor has various weaknesses, therefore it goes through the entire remanufacturing process. During this process we always use components and parts of the same quality as the original. ECU The Mod 12 Life Extension Program continued in 2018 and on 29 June 2018 two successful non-nuclear system qualification flight tests at Tonopah Test Range were reported. [54] In October 2018, the Mod 12 guided tail-kit assembly received Milestone C approval to enter the production phase; the TKA went through the traditional test program in under 11 months, achieving a 100% success rate for all 31 bomb drops. [55] The B61-12 nuclear bomb completed its successful flight tests with the US Air Force's F-15E in June 2020. It was dropped from above 25,000ft and was in the air for approximately 55 seconds before hitting the target. [56] As U.S. Modernizes Nuclear Weapons, 'Smaller' Leaves Some Uneasy", The New York Times (information), 11 January 2016 . The B61 (Mk-61) Bomb Intermediate yield strategic and tactical thermonuclear bomb Last changed 9 January 2007Washington, D.C., March 28, 2022 – Russia’s increasingly grueling invasion of Ukraine has given rise to chilling talk over whether the conflict might go nuclear, reminding the world that atomic weapons and their political and military importance remain a critically relevant public issue. A recent Washington Post article explored the weapon the West would be likely to turn to first – either for its political or military value – if and when the NATO alliance begins deliberating over a nuclear response. That weapon is the B61 bomb, which the U.S. has deployed in NATO Europe for decades and which has been a subject of ongoing debates over the alliance’s military posture. The Mk 61 has more than likely been retired by its users and replaced by either 122mm (4.8in) or 155mm (6in) self-propelled artillery capable of 360° fire. [3] Mk 62 [ edit ] Window on Heartland: Geopolitical notes on Eastern Europe, the Caucasus and Central Asia". February 2012. Archived from the original on April 24, 2013.

a b c "NNSA Completes First Production Unit of B61-12 Life Extension Program". Energy.gov. Archived from the original on 2022-10-04 . Retrieved 2022-11-19.a b "Russia says US lowering 'nuclear threshold' with newer bombs in Europe". South China Morning Post. 30 October 2022. Archived from the original on 29 October 2022 . Retrieved 29 October 2022. a b "General Confirms Enhanced Targeting Capabilities of B61-12 Nuclear Bomb", Federation of American Scientists, Fas, 23 January 2014, archived from the original on 22 December 2015 , retrieved 12 December 2015 Boeing to Upgrade B61 Nuclear Free Fall Bomb, Deagel, November 27, 2012, archived from the original on April 6, 2013 , retrieved November 28, 2012