Sorry for double posting, but somehow i posted this question in resolved issues :oops: When soldering my spi screen to helders board i noticed there was a very small gap (meaning the traces where very close to each other) between 9 and 10. So when soldering the solder always bridges these two points...

When soldering my spi screen to helders board i noticed there was a very small gap between pin 9 and 10. So when soldering the solder always bridges these two points together. Is this a problem? I found a pinout list that says 9 is vcc and 10 the led bl anode (both 3v) is this correct? Hope someone ...

Just goes to show not everything has to be high tech (not that a pi zero is't high tech ), but this is great tinkering!
Maybe a cardboard/scrap plastic cover to finish it off....

Tip: styrene sheet is a relatively cheap and easy way to make such parts.

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Wed Sep 12, 2018 10:26 am

Too nerdy? It's a retro game emulator in an altoids tin! What part of it isn't nerdy?

Absolutely right, can't be nerdy enough.
Got to start my build soon, but haven't found the time yet...

Will post again when everything is finished.

How could i miss this one , but better late then never... WOW.
One very fine and beautiful build (inside and out).

For somebody who doesn't know what he is doing you're doing great (so far ).
Keep on "doing"....

Veteran is raising the bar again...
Congrats on another beautiful and super clean build.

Just want to give a big thumbs up on this great looking board!
Everything you need.
Wish this was around when i build my first gbz.
And i must say for a very good price too considering all that's put in (sound Arduino and hub).

Great work Tinkerboy, and keep tinkering...

He who solders it the wrong way...
(And perseveres)
Lives to solder another day...

Long time but great job, and love the penguin tin!

Wicked theme, well done.
Makes me wish i had my own 3d printer...