triticus wrote:Sweet, thanks Mr. Bent!

you are most welcome

we're working on a cheaper shipping option to Europe currently, as well as keeping distros in mind for over there. (for the future.... explanation next) but, (more importantly, from our perspective at least), currently allowing resellers on these is paused due to a patent application process and the...

sorry for the delay! should not be long now... this latest batch of plastics is several times larger than any other so the shipping process ended up being more complicated as well. but, they are done, just waiting for their arrival. should be pretty soon...

If the light is blinking, it is booting. Are you using your display and not mini hdmi? Try using a known good output like a computer monitor. I thought the same thing on my pi3 once I desoldered everything, the hdmi cable wasn't plugged in all the way. DERP! Blinking means activity. Solid means pow...

If the light is blinking, it is booting. Are you using your display and not mini hdmi? Try using a known good output like a computer monitor. I thought the same thing on my pi3 once I desoldered everything, the hdmi cable wasn't plugged in all the way. DERP! Blinking means activity. Solid means pow...

Coreygunz25 wrote:quick question how do you wire up rev c?

the same way as revA and revB. the wiring approach did not change. around page 6 or 7 of this thread there is a wiring diagram someone has made to make it easier...

I'll definitely have to look into that. Would any mods to the case be required? Thanks, Synapse two very tiny cuts, that is it.... the firewire ports are all squared corners, the DMG link port has two corners with a.... (i'm not sure the word atm, super tired, having brain fart), 'beveled' corners....

a 6-pin firewire port can be made to fit into that spot. actually, the DMG link ports were a basis for that design (its mentioned somewhere in the firewire founding docs if you check those out, from when the protocol was developed/proposed). unfortunately, that link port is not available as a repla...

a 6-pin firewire port can be made to fit into that spot. actually, the DMG link ports were a basis for that design (its mentioned somewhere in the firewire founding docs if you check those out, from when the protocol was developed/proposed). unfortunately, that link port is not available as a replac...

That's a bit pricey and not sure what the IC draws but I know this circuit (the boards in first post) draws 1.5mA to function and go as low as 1.4v for the threshold sensor but obviously we don't need that as that is way too low. Yeah i'm not sure if batt_dmg is appropriate for GBZ build. Just kind...