this may help.....

the square GPIO next to the GND is a 3.3v

gilbertotron wrote:Dude exactly what I was looking for!
Thanks heaps!!!

also if your in the states theres kitsch bent

http://store.kitsch-bent.com/product/custom-buttons


postage will obviously be a factor

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I've seen a build somewhere that uses concave buttons for the face buttons. I'm wondering if any of you fine people have any ideas where one could procure such buttons? I've seen some massive ones online, and I've seen some variations or the SNES controller used them as the X Y buttons, but I haven...

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Nice work....

good use of the space.... some of these are actually in my build (but you beat me to show, still waiting for my shutdown)

how are you charging

but great work

a slight variant

its far easier to use an img... some ppl may not even be able to ssh

ETA Prime has an updated RetroPie img available to download


https://youtu.be/-Z2BKbf9QdU


RetroPie 4.1.20

Helder wrote:I have some generic 8ohm speaker but for your situation try 10 ohm or 150 ohm to get rid of the clipping.

you may have any issue with the size of these two types... one being too big the other maybe small (small could be workable)

some links or example would be appriciated

What speaker do you recommend? I have tried a few different types adafruit, Veco and generic Chinese speakers (all 28mm) all varying wattage and had the same issues. I had luck adding 100ohm resisters to the R15 and R16 resisters it increased the volume and reduced the choppy sound just not all the...