Hey guys. I put together a mount for the Kedei 3.5 HDMI screen designed to fit along with the button wells and screw posts from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2311662

The link to the remix is here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3114942

Hope this helps somebody out.

How did you stick the screen frame to the clear case without it looking like ass from the outside?!

Just got mine in this week. Thanks a ton, my friend!

So, I feel like this is relevant. I had my build in a DMG case, but decided to can it and put it into a kitsch-bent case. I love it, it is very comfortable and makes it easier to build a little bit. The extra space around the speaker helped me put a 4 ohm Dayton speaker instead of the thin metal spe...

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Wed Apr 19, 2017 9:39 pm

Thanks, @helder - that's useful to know - I seem to recall the last Pro Micro I used Sota's code on had similar issues so changed it. Will rule out membranes first as advised then worst case reprogram. Cheers

Any joy with either the pads, cleaning, or reprogramming? I'm having the same issue.

I removed mine completely, cut a piece of black sheet styrene to fit that area, and glued it down and attached everything to that. The metal shielding just gets in the way and creates a potential shorting hazard.

So the best idea is to use a countersink bit. Relithe mentioned a ½ countersink bit. Did anyone else use a different size before I order one? I already ordered a set down/up but to drill the buttons for the holes. I really like the idea of going it by hand. Didn't even think of that. Thanks for inp...

I used a 1/2 countersink bit and then sanded using my scale model hobby sanding stick thingys. Didn't think about doing it by hand, I used a drill. Would have saved a lot of work doing it that way I think. But it still came out good.

Who knows. Had the EXACT same screen come in yesterday. It was white-screened out of the box. These things are trash, this is the third one I have gotten that has been absolute crap. I just ordered one on ebay (just the screen and board, not a backup camera) and if that one doesn't work I quit. This...

You don't need an AIO to complete the build. You can get a GBZ common ground PCB from several places, including Amazon and kitsch-bent, and you can also get the pwm audio filter, etc from kitsch-bent as well. For your controls you can use the Teensy or even an arduino micro. The AIO is a nicety.