@Helder
I should have turned off the other layers and checked the airwires. Thanks for looking at it.
I created a Github account with the name othermod

@Helder I did a complete redesign to knock the cost down, and I added the audio filter. Audio and USB connections are on the bottom so they can be soldered after the board is installed. I know that most of the USB connector is located off the board. That had to be done to get it into the right posit...

@Helder Thank you, I seriously appreciate the help. That GND plane makes all the difference. I've got some finishing touches to make after work today, and I hope to start the process of getting it made in the next couple days. Would you mind taking one last peek at it after I'm finished?

Question for you, why did you put components on the back when you have plenty of space on the front? Card stock is a good method or if you have a 3D printer you can print the board shape. Have you uploaded the schematic and board file somewhere? I put them on the back while I was determining which ...

Ok guys. Substantial update time. This really got out of hand. I was just going to make a board to connect with the FPC cables, and it turned into an all-in-one. The only thing not included is the audio filter. If I get the filter circuit finished in the next couple days I'll include it. Everything ...

Wow that's a tight squeeze. Some plastics will have to be removed for sure. Might even have to lose the HDMI and audio connectors.

Chedda wrote:Those are super cool! If you need help or anything, let me know. Good job

I'm curious whether the Pi 3 will fit into the PSP

@Chedda Hey guys. I have come across a PSP for stupid stupid cheap and searched a bit on google. I saw someone put one together and looked pretty neat. I hacked the OFW to allow it to run emulators and was not happy with it. I would love to throw a RPi3 in one of these and go from there. This thread...

johnweland wrote:I wouldn't mind a discord link if you'd be so kind.

I think this is what you're asking for
http://www.sudomod.com/forum/viewtopic. ... ord#p13886

@Camble
Okay I understand now. You want some way to make sure it's going to power off regardless of the GPIO state when there is a problem with the OS. I am setting up a Discord account now.