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Hi all,

I've been using one of my Dragon 32 machines for testing DragonPicoSD, and have found that several of the keys are sticky, they tend to stick in the down (or partly down) position, which makes typing more difficult

Is there a recommended way of freeing them up or lubricating them so they don't stick? I guess any lubricant would have to be plastic safe.

Cheers..

Phill.

What's a DragonPicoSD? I'm intrigued

noggin32 wrote: ↑Mon Feb 16, 2026 10:02 pm What's a DragonPicoSD? I'm intrigued

Just something I'm working on, possible replacemnt for DragonMMC, but powered by a Raspbery pi pico2.

Cheers.

Phill.

Nice. I've seen the Atari 8-bit A8PicoCart and another cart (that I forget the name of or even the platform) and was wondering if something could be made for the Dragon/Coco.

Hitek keyboard sticking down keys normally means that the key-slider is split, so check that first of all. You may have to pull spares from a junk keyboard and try and replace them in your good-ish board. Note... pulling them without damaging them is hard!