If using the RetroPSU, are we supposed to use MintyBatteryMonitor or Helder's OneForAll software?

Parts required are: Dual Fet is : SI4532CDY-T1-GE3 P-Channel Fet: SI2301CDS-T1-GE3 D1: MBR0520LT1G It looks like the Dual Fet part linked is no longer available. I also tried searching for the 4562 version Helder recommended. Not sure if I need to buy one with that exact model#. Any ideas on where ...

Just realized this is Helder's video

I just saw a video demo of the RetroPSU turning on/off with a sliding power switch.
Any diagrams on how to wire a pushbutton to the RetroPSU to power on/off the RasPi?

I'm currently using a Powerboost 1000 Basic along with Adafruit's USB Lipo Charger(v1.2, #259) . Following the Lipopi debugging script, I'm getting some below average battery life results.... 3.7v 2500mah Lipo Battery: 4.20v when fully charged, drops to 3.90v when powering on a Pi 3 and lasting only...

https://github.com/NeonHorizon/lipopi/blob/master/pictures/lipopi_breadboard_powerboost_1000C.png?raw=true This is the Powerboost schematic I tried transferring over to the Retro PSU One side of the pushbutton is wired to the battery output voltage. The other side of the pushbutton is connected to ...

So I started out using the Powerboost 1000C, not realizing it had enough amps to power the Pi 3 and LCD screen. I was following the Lipopi Guide (Power On/Off Version) and it was working great. I tried using the same Lipopi schematic on the Retro PSU, but it seems like the Retro PSU takes a higher r...

How are you guys powering the LCD Screen and Raspberry Pi from the Powerboost 1000C? When I power it on, I get the lightning bolt icon, as if the Powerboost can handle both at one time.

Another concern...is it necessary to add resistors to the gamepad speakers so they wont get blown out with too much volume?

Is it safe to assume Lipopi and all the scripts still work with the new Raspberry Pi 3B+ model?