arunBarnard wrote:Could you post some pictures please?

Sorry, photos now added to first post.

I seem to be having some power issues with my gameboy zero. I had everything wired up and working, but had trouble closing the case so I moved a few things around. Now I encounter the following problem: With nothing but the raspberry pi zero connected to the powerboost 1000c, powered from a 2.4A USB...

Also finally able to get one, thanks!

I'd like to buy one of the pcbs if you have any left please. Based in the UK

I finally found some more time to work on this last night, so here is where I've got to so far: I had been trying to follow part 2 of Wermy's guide, soldering onto the pcb traces but after two whole evenings with almost no progress, I decided to try something different. I used an old CD case as the ...

Also interested in 1 button PCB, in the UK

I keep missing these things haha!
I guess I'll be waiting for batch 5 in the UK then

Thanks for all the feedback. The PWM solution that wermy mentioned is interesting, but I think I'll go down the fibre route popcorn suggested as it seems simpler.

I've been toying with the idea of having one or more externally visible LEDs to indicate power status (on, charging, charged, low battery). It seems that a low battery LED would be easiest to add, as the powerboost 1000c provides a breakout point for this (labelled as "LBO"). After a bit of research...

I'm in the UK and would be interested in one of the boards.