Thanks, everyone for letting me know what's going on, I really appreciate it. If there is nothing wrong with my sd cards, then why does nothing happen when I pop them into my 3 b+?

Lately, when I flash a retropie image to a micro sd card, the sd card's capacity becomes 55 mbs. I first thought that this was because I had pulled the sd card out of my computer without ejecting it too many times, but then it happened with a brand new sd card. I figured out how to restore the sd ca...

Here is a link to pictures:

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Hey everyone, I bit off a little more than I could chew with this gbz, so I’m going to sell it. NOTICE: its missing xy buttons and a micro sd card. All of these parts come around to a little over $190, not including shipping. But since I’m not sure the screen works and I broke the headphone jack on ...

I suggest emailing Wermy and Helder.

Wermy sells the 3d printed parts and Helder sells the PCBs

CatCannon9 wrote: ↑

Sat Jan 19, 2019 10:11 am

That looks super cool! How well does the blue tooth module work in the tin?

Not perfect

You have to (barely) keep the tin cracked to keep a steady signal.

But I bet I could fix that if I drilled a nice hole next to the module
Edit: I did that and it works perfectly when closed!

Please PM me when you resolve those problems, and I'll buy a kit from you

image.jpg image.jpg To get ready to build a mintypi, I made this altoids tin speaker to get comforatable with electronics and filing the tin. Here is the PARTS list: Two 3 W speakers Usb charging module 5v dc to dc converter Bluetooth module 1000 mah lipo battery Switch TOOLS: Soldering iron Solder...

That looks amazing!
You should sell the PCBs, maybe even a kit. I love the new orientation and would buy in a heartbeat.

It has an esp32 and sensor capabilities... I'm considering buying this for the community competition