So for the brightness on this monitor do you just keep it at a certain voltage with the boost converter? And do you find yourself having to adjust it ever or is there a voltage you keep it on and it runs bright enough? I am wiring up for my build but just noticed that I need the boost converter and...

You can cut Cardboard, acrylic glass, wood, plastic plates....

Do your boards support safe shutdown? I have one of cambles boards for the powerboost1000c lying aroiund

Interested!!

Any concerns about your hand covering the speaker during play? Also, why stick with such a small screen of this could play N64 games—surely you’d want something a bit larger? I'll do that on my second build. I still got some LQ035NC111 3.5 DPI Panels lying around, but for now I'll gonna stick with ...

Still working on the design: It's almost finished. Still waiting for Cambles safe shutdown to measure it out and integrate it into the design

I want to inform you guys that adjusting the screen brightness on this screens is very easy: Connect LCD --> GPIO18 sudo apt-get purge wiringpi sudo apt-get install wiringpi gpio -g mode 18 pwm gpio -g pwm 18 value where value can be anything between 0 and 255 but you can also try higher values. Thi...

Yeah me too. But that would mean I'd have to buy gray resin or a rgb kit to mix my own resin colours. For now I'll stick with black Plus I already ordered black glas display lenses. But I could post a rendering with the original colour scheme

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Fri Jun 29, 2018 3:50 am

Might I suggest a second stick below the Dpad so you have options for both preferences and other setups people like.

Okay you convinced me. This is how I am going to implement it: Kinda reminds me of an old school nintendo switch now

I thought about adding a second analog but it wont really fit without make the shell a little bit taller or changing the design of the speaker. Maybe if I switch the dmg dpad with a pocket one...