Sold out already. 50 more on order and will hopefuy have them in by the end of next week.

crispy_tofu wrote:

prerunnerseth wrote:I'm an electronics engineer by trade. I layout PCBs at work all the time. Its pretty easy for me.

Wow, cool!
Your project looks very professional, what software do you use?

for layout? Using eagle right now, but I also have used Proteus and Pads.

I didn't realize that someone had already done this before I designed and ordered my board. I am also selling boards in the USA. Mine are black with gold plating. I have 3 more available on ebay with a batch of 50 more on order. I have no problem sitting on inventory. Next batch will have pin markin...

That's true, but the Teensy leaves quite a bit of room for expansion, which might be useful in the future. :D I have to double check but i have a few more GPIO pins i can map and im using a SPI screen that uses quite a few of them as well. I have a pinout diagram with everything marked up at work. ...

No need for a Teensy at all. I'm using the GPIO pins. there are plenty. I will post my img file next week some time which will have the GPIO button mapping software built in as well as the software to use the Adafruit 3.2" Spi Screen that also runs directly off the SPI pins on the GPIO. I will also ...

I'm an electronics engineer by trade. I layout PCBs at work all the time. Its pretty easy for me.

I was inspired by the many Game Boy Zero builds on You Tube, but one in particular where the user used an original Game boy cart to house the micro SD card. I give the user props for a good functioning build, but with my ability to design PCBs and some more knowledge about getting hardware working I...

I'm using the GPIO pins and the retro game c-code modified for my gpio pin choices. Works awesome and accepts more than one input at a time.

Well Shoot... I was over on the old forum and didn't even see this. Went and did the same thing. Are your pads gold plated? its hard to tell in your pictures. My PCBs came in today.