so a found a gameboy advanced SP in my house and wondered can i use its screen, button pcb, battery and battery charging to make a pi zero? so what will be different is the "brain", well be replaced with the pi zero.
ive never worked with stuff like this and every screen , battery , or any electronic that i looked at doesnt ship to where i live
so because im out of resource i was wondering if the gameboy SP screen and other stuff will work with the pi zero
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You can't use the LCD because it doesn't have a driver board that the Raspberry Pi can use. You have to replace it with an LCD that can be connected to with composite, HDMI, or VGA. The Gameboy SP is a very small case, it will not be easy but it isn't impossible.
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i see well my problem is that every board or screen or any thing that i need for the big gameboy zero project wont ship to israel which is sad.
put could i use the battery of it and charging board?
put could i use the battery of it and charging board?
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so best bet is to ditch the motherboard all togther and not to try to solder on to the existing stuff that i need?
i was thinking of soldering to the 3.7v rail line and to the buttons lines, because that motherboard got every thing needed, a battery that can be charged, buttons and audio
i was thinking of soldering to the 3.7v rail line and to the buttons lines, because that motherboard got every thing needed, a battery that can be charged, buttons and audio
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gameboy advanced sp
I noticed my gameboy has this weird sound coming from it when its on. Even with the volume down it has like a static sound coming from the speaker. Any ideas on how to fix this?
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