Not currently. I think I have a couple of series 2 (1 normal and 1 pro), but I probably have 8 series 1s… But if it turned out that some others wanted to use series 2’s, I made it easy to swap XBees as mine is mounted on the exterier of the remote…
Kurt
Ok i have found a slide potentiometer that can be good:
search.digikey.com/scripts/DkSearch/dksus.dll?Detail&name=PNE060SB-ND
Any comments ?
BTW:
Ordered the Microprecessor
DFRobot Atmega1280
Will have it this PM
Ok… a little test for Sliding Potentiometer:
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5055/5465453821_1ecda91c7b.jpg
Let me know what do you think ?
wow. 
now its getting technical. 8)
Edit: oh i see you have posted the custom plates. Well done. they look great. 
Try using this text: IΠΠΣΓBΓΣΣD
Here it is…:
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5059/5466615416_348db9d149.jpg
High Res:
farm6.static.flickr.com/5059/5466615416_348db9d149_b.jpg
lol. looks great. as mentioned in the PM, you could go far with this.
thanks Eric.
Let me know if you like the position and size of the potentiometer.
10k
60mm travel
ca.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Bourns/PTL60-15G1-103B2/?qs=sGAEpiMZZMurJeyiEZqTm9XfOHX99Jp%2fUhej8i2MgaA%3d
PrintScreen
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5217/5466748048_5a78e590be.jpg
High Res:
farm6.static.flickr.com/5217/5466748048_5a78e590be_b.jpg
Ok all… need your help there…
I have found that… and i would like to integrate that in the remote.
sparkfun.com/products/10250
What do you think ?
Easy to use… etc ?
I will make the hole for it if you think it’s a good and easy way…!!
I have made a Hole and position it under … any comments
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5098/5467209816_9fa9bd0eef.jpg
High Res:
farm6.static.flickr.com/5098/5467209816_9fa9bd0eef_b.jpg
how about a better keyboard, with tactile feedback of some sort?
Alan KM6VV
The SparkFun one i have post is Tactile. But is that you mean ?
Again my english doesn’t understand subtil things. lol
Many membrane keyboards are “tactile”; I should have said I like more “mechanical” keyboards.
I don’t how much you want to alter this design, but you might consider making it with two handholds, so that the box could be operated while holding it a little more comfortably.
Alan KM6VV
Can you describe more your idea
FYI -
It may also not be that important, but I personally like the idea that our current keypads have 16 keys. This was important in earlier versions of the code that I had to type in the HEX destination address (DL) and having 16 keys made that possible. But with current code you now also have the ability to use the XBee scan to find what possible destinations are out there and then choose those…
In most cases I also prefer having some tactile feedback as you can feel around and press the right key while looking at something else. But in this case it may not mater as much as I do simple things with the remote/robots…
Kurt
Yes it’s true.
I don’t find anything on digikey or mouser… 
The Sparkfun one don’t have 11 keys and don’t have any datasheet.
The Digikey on i posted last have 16 keys and is a membrane so you feel it.
For the casing design i only have to cut a slot to make the cable go inside. A bit worry about the connection…
search.digikey.com/scripts/DkSearch/dksus.dll?Detail&name=360-2296-ND
My guess is that i would like to find a good 16 keys just like you have use. Any info on where i can have them with specs ?
The cheapest one at digikey
media.digikey.com/pdf/Data%20Sheets/Grayhill%20PDFs/96%20Series.pdf
Might be that… if you like… lol
If you look at the first page of the RC remote control thread, you will see a few different ones. Before this point I had one that I am pretty sure I ordered from Digikey… But the one that is in our remotes is this one…
elexp.com/cmp_1604.htm
Kurt
Just ordered… 
Tanks Kurte
Ok i have an idea today.
What do you think about an Optical Encoder.
So when in a value, you can turn it to the value that you want.
Anyone have experience with them ?
Something like that:
search.digikey.com/scripts/DkSearch/dksus.dll?Detail&name=102-1911-ND
