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As for auction listings, the 100-cc motorcycle is currently selling for almost the same value as its original list price. However, expect used bikes to have “okay” cosmetics at best, with slight rust formation on the frame and engine and some missing parts. There's also a special knob on the right corner of the keyboard that is lit up with RGB lighting. It's designed primarily as a media controller, By default, it's been set up so you can turn the knob to raise or lower the volume of your speakers or headphones. You can also press down on it pause or play any audio or video media. However, you can make it do all sorts of other things with the keyboard's software utility. Recommended cold- tire pressure for both knobbies is 125 kPa (1.25 kgf/cm2, 18 psi) and is suitable for off-road riding. As for brakes, right-hand/foot-operated drums complete its tire-and-wheel assembly. Suspension The only aspect that I did not like about the RT100 was the volume knob. It’s not just because it feels like it’s made out of cheap plastic, but also the static graphic on the top makes it look like a child’s toy rather than something more polished and sophisticated. It truly does stand out like a sore thumb, and there doesn’t seem like a way to remove it either as the graphic is placed below the plastic top covering the knob. If there is one thing I would recommend Epomaker to change for the next iteration of the RT100 would be this - either remove it entirely or do something that’s more closer to the Epomaker TH80 Pro keyboard. To its credit though, the knob feels quite pleasant with pronounced ‘steps’ whenever you use it. The Epomaker RT100 doesn’t support QMK/VIA software integration, which is a bit disappointing. Instead, it uses Epomaker’s own driver software which for all intents and purposes works well enough. It isn’t the fastest and the most intuitive software on the market, but unlike other softwares, it doesn’t come with bloatware and doesn’t crash, and that’s good enough in my books.
RT100 97 Keys ISO(UK) Mechanical Gaming Keyboard with EPOMAKER RT100 97 Keys ISO(UK) Mechanical Gaming Keyboard with
Our unit came with the Epomaker Sea Salt Silent switches, which are linear and come pre-lubed from the factory. The material consists of a POM stem, polycarbonate top and nylon bottom housing. The switches themselves look aesthetically pleasing with a yellow box-style top, a transparent case and light blue (sea colored?) bottom case.Please ensure the RT100 is connected in wired mode (with cable), the mode switch is set to USB, and Win/Mac is correctly chosen. The keyboard features a 5000mAh battery, which is sufficient enough for a week of use with RGB lights on. Of course, you can always squeeze more juice out of it by reducing the RGB brightness or completely turning it off. The keycaps aren’t shine-through so RGB doesn’t exactly benefit the keyboard, especially if you are using it in the dark. But I quite like the RGB effect and kept it on despite the rainbow colors not matching the keyboard’s overall aesthetics. Gaming RGB has rotted my brain, what can ya do about it? The Verdict
Yamaha RT100 Specs | It Still Runs Yamaha RT100 Specs | It Still Runs
Yamaha Motor Company Limited is a well-known Japanese manufacturer. It has gained worldwide recognition for its pioneering role in the ATV industry and exceptional watercraft, motorsport, and off-road contributions. The dirt bike has an air-cooled, forward-inclined, single-cylinder 2-stroke engine. This power mill has a 52 × 45.6 mm (2.047 × 1.795 inches) bore-stroke ratio, a 6.7:1 compression ratio, and a piston-controlled intake and exhaust valve design. Engine displacement is 97 cm3 (5.9 in3), delivered by a Mikuni VM22SS carb. The Epomaker RT100 comes with the keyboard, a two-in-one keycap and switch puller, and the main star of the show, a matching retro off-white USB-C cable. The cable is mostly for aesthetics, but it feels high quality with a rubber-coating on the wire, and a plastic gray plate covering the ends of the cable. It looks stylish and matches the keyboard quite well, and it also shows that Epomaker has really focused on the style quotient when it comes to the RT100. Epomaker RT100 - Design, Features and Keycaps
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Epomaker claims that the RT100 is “gasket-mounted”, however revealing the internals suggest otherwise. Sure, the keyboard does use layers of foam around the bottom case to “host” the keyboard, but this is not how a traditional gasket mount should look or perform like. Instead of adding gasket foam on the switch plate itself, Epomaker has added the foam on the bottom case, on which the polycarbonate plate lies down upon. As a result, there is little to no flex on the plate, and while the typing experience is still quite pleasant, there is no ‘bounce’ that usually comes with a well-implemented gasket mounting system. Above the volume knob are two switches, one to change the compatibility from Windows to Mac, and the other is to turn on the wireless functionality. The keyboard supports USB-C, 2.4Ghz wireless, and Bluetooth connectivity, which can be paired with up to 3 devices by using the FN + 1/2/3 keys. Don’t get me wrong — you will not find a reverse included in its gearbox or a rev limiter. Nonetheless, the two-wheeler feels safer as a learning platform than jumping straight to a 350-cc or 450-cc speedster. 1999 Yamaha RT 100 Specs & Features Engine The payload limit is unspecified in the owner’s manual. But if based on average values of 150—200 Kg (330—440 lbs.) for same-class thumpers, then we can estimate its GVWR to be around 229 Kg (505 lbs.) — inclusive of the bike’s curb weight, full tank and fluids, cargo, and accessories. Exterior The keycaps on the keyboard are made of "durable and non-greasy PBT" according to Epomaker, and they feel smooth to press on. The company says the letters and other tests printed on the keys use dye sublimation, and they should last for a long time, but obviously, I was unable to really review this particular feature in the short time I used the keyboard. However, that feature is there if you want that on your keycaps.
RT100 Driver EPOMAKER RT100 Driver
A 5-speed constant mesh return system (left-foot operated) and a wet, multi-disc clutch assembly deliver power to the wheels. It has a Yamaha Autolube lubrication system — a proprietary oil injection system that utilizes a mechanical oil pump and is ECU-controlled. Required engine oil is 1 L of SAE 10W-30 Yamalube 2-cycle oil or its equivalent, with a minimum SJ API grade, meeting JASO T903 MA standards (originally JASO FC or ISO EG-C, EG-D grades). As mentioned before, the Epomaker RT100 features three modes of connectivity - wired via USB-C, Bluetooth (with up to 3 profiles), and 2.4Ghz wireless. The 2.4Ghz wireless performs reasonably well - there is no discernible lag or input latency when typing or gaming, and it wakes up reasonably fast from sleep mode after a period of inactivity. Bluetooth works similarly well, and I had no problems connecting and shifting between my iPhone and iPad by using the FN key combination. Again, it’s not the most robust software, and might introduce some frustration when you are initially figuring things out, but it works and is stable throughout to let you patiently customize the screen to your liking. Epomaker RT100 - Connectivity and Battery PerformanceKnown for its aggressive design, impressive handling, and rider-friendly mannerisms, the Yamaha RT100 was many off-roader’s first motorbike. It may not have insane performance figures and styling. However, a challenging yet slightly forgiving nature was all it required to get nouveau and recreational riders hooked — as you will soon find out in this comprehensive guide. Most production models sported a two-tone color scheme. The front and rear fenders finished in a different hue accentuating the rest of the two-wheeler. In other iterations of the dirt bike, the two-tone ratio is reversed (with only the saddle having a pop of color). Yamaha RT100 Price Overall dimensions are 70.7 x 29.9 x 37.8 inches (1,795 x 760 x 960 mm — L x W x H) for Yamaha RT100Ms sold in North America, with slight variations in length, width, and height across different markets. The seat height is somewhat low at 28.7 inches (730 mm). Meanwhile, the curb weight (unladen) is 79 Kg (174 lbs). Yamaha is globally recognized as a powerhouse in various automotive sectors. It remains committed to its mission of “Kando,” consistently developing products and services that enhance people’s lives. Conclusion — Yamaha RT 100 Review
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The 97-key layout of the keyboard might not be a true full-size keyboard (it doesn't have a PrntScrn button, for example), and that may be a deal breaker for some folks who might insist on having every key. For me, the slightly more compact design of the Epomaker RT100 was very nice, as it didn't take up a lot of space, and I still had all the keys I wanted. The Mini TV connects to the keyboard via a USB-C port in special indent that also doubles as a cavity to store the 2.4Ghz wireless dongle. This is useful when you are traveling and do not want to misplace the wireless USB, or you can cover up the indent if you do not like to use the Mini TV at all. Established as a reed organ and piano manufacturer, the firm swiftly transitioned into motorcycle production. It achieved remarkable advancements in its ventures and introduced groundbreaking Enduros like the Yamaha RT 100. The Yamaha RT100 is an Enduro-styled two-wheeler produced from 1990 to 2000. It has a 97cc power mill, stark, rugged styling, and robust suspension (paired with an almost-8-inch ground clearance), and it is a great bike for beginners and off-road enthusiasts. The RT 100 — A Short-Lived Off-Road Classic Epomaker says the RT100 is a "gasket-mount mechanical keyboard" that includes a "Poron sandwich layer" along with a "slow-rebound bottom case foam". This is promoted by the company as a way to give a smooth experience while pressing the keys. In practice, I found this to be a true statement. The keys are very easy to press down for things like simple typing or for playing in games. While they may not have quite the tactile feel of other mechanical keyboards, I found the experience to be very nice once you got used it it, which didn't take very long.
There are a few special physical features on the Epomaker RT100. There are a couple of special switches on the top right of the keyboard. One switches it so it works on Windows or Mac PC. The other switches between wired and wireless mode. Note: I f the Driver is in Chinese, you can change the language here: ①→②→ Choose English. (Please select English or Chinese, and not auto)
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