I brought a unibit set from the hardware store and they work amazingly well. Mine are sharp enough out of the box to use by hand. Use blue tape or a marker to mark the edge of your desired hole size this stops you from acidently drilling too far.

Its a cool idea. I was considering replacing the d pad alrogether with a joystick after seeing a video on youtube but after recieving my psp joysticks they didnt feel right.

I dont think that will work because its a step down module where as you would need a step up module to go from 5v to 12v.

In regards to the micro sd pcb is this what your looking for?

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Yes the above image is correct for testing the screen with a power cable powering the pi zero. When you install it into your gameboy solder the red wire from the screen to your powerstrip instead of the pi zero. You could also solder the black wire from the screen to the negative side of the power s...

Remove all your wires from the pi zero and start again. Make sure the exposed parts of the wire are very short (just long enough to poke through the holes) otherwise they could short out. Connect the yellow wire to the tv pin and the black wire to the ground pin right next to it. Connect the red to ...

You will need a 5pin pot wheel if u plan on doing stereo. The wiki also has an excellent page for alternative headphone jacks (yours may already be listed there).

That nibling tool looks interestig how easy was it to use?

Recieved my boards today thanks camble!

So this is what I have so far. What I'm really struggling with now is the audio components. I'm pretty clueless with that, and seeing as I'm not using an AIO, it looks like I'm doing things the hard way. Prices are in Canadian Dollars and include shipping and everything. Any pointers for audio comp...

Thanks for reply, Is there any solution to have a modded carthidge to act a usb drive, if the wiring go to the to USB on the pi but i cannot find any cart like that, did that one exist ? If you could find a super small micro sd card reader with a usb plug you may be able to put it in a cartridge ho...