Ok, howsabout whats the latest official retropie release here for the gbz?

*bump* Any suggestions? I’d really like to get my gbz up and running again

Umm I didn’t even know there was more than one verion of the SAIO board. As I mentioned I’ve been away from the community for a while, I think I was on the second batch of boards that went out, if that helps to pin down the version. If anyone has a link to that version of retropie that was released ...

Hi guys. It’s been a while since I built my gbz using Kite’s SAIO. As such, after revisiting it I’ve run into a quite a troublesome issue... I was gonna let someone else see the gbz. Since I haven’t used it for a while I thought it would be wise to update the software. I let it run through the updat...

Solved! In the SAIO support thread. Battery polarity makes a big difference!

Ok, here's a pic of the wiring setup inside. Like I said, as it's the SAIO board the wiring is very minimal, the battery was just plugged in at the top of the board there above the pi zero. On the battery I only switched the connector to a JST so that it'd fit, nothing else. I can't figure out what ...

Here's the battery I used. It was sitting in a drawer for months before I got around to using it... http://i1135.photobucket.com/albums/m631/Earth-Rise/IMG_0718.jpg Here's a quick pic of my build... http://i1135.photobucket.com/albums/m631/Earth-Rise/IMG_0716.jpg I'll have to disassemble to get some...

Should work fine on any build. Thanks Helder, I haven't used pogo pins before so I don't have much experience with how to use them. I finished my build apart from the battery. It runs ok off the mains alright but when I tried to use the battery I have, I got nothing. So I tried connecting the power...

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Thu May 25, 2017 7:34 am

Currently building mine with a Galaxy S2 batteries connecting to pogo pins using helders AIO-banggood psu and cambles safe shutdown....thats the plan anyways

Thanks for the reply. Hmm, would that work with Kite's board? Anyone know?

Hi folks! I've been out of the scene for a little while so I haven't been able to pay attention to developments in the battery department for Kite's Gameboy Zero SAIO board. I have a decent quality 18650 (3500mAh) with a protection circuit built in ready to go. But I'm wondering if there's been any ...