I have just put the order in waiting for response from them. Should be 3-4 day delivery.Robots86 wrote:Excellent let me know when they are orderedgrenade44 wrote:Yes 3 will be fine.Robots86 wrote:
Can i buy 3 boards?
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Thats a good turn around. How much will it be for the 3 + delivery?grenade44 wrote:I have just put the order in waiting for response from them. Should be 3-4 day delivery.Robots86 wrote:Excellent let me know when they are orderedgrenade44 wrote:
Yes 3 will be fine.
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Please do not discuss about buy/sell here.
Use the buy/sell forum!
Use the buy/sell forum!
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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.
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Wow, great job on the board and thanks for collating orders for us - I'll order 2 asap.
Before that though, how easy would it be to add analogue controls to this board?
I'm hoping to play N64 on mine and have bought a 3DS analogue stick to hopefully implement.
Before that though, how easy would it be to add analogue controls to this board?
I'm hoping to play N64 on mine and have bought a 3DS analogue stick to hopefully implement.
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I've been testing N64 on an RPI2 and it runs really laggy and poorly. Don't get your hopes up for it working well on an RPI0Caboose1979 wrote:Wow, great job on the board and thanks for collating orders for us - I'll order 2 asap.
Before that though, how easy would it be to add analogue controls to this board?
I'm hoping to play N64 on mine and have bought a 3DS analogue stick to hopefully implement.
Re: Gameboy Zero button PCB (Build Gameboy Zero without a working gameboy!)
Even on the RPI3 N64 are a bit laggy which is a bummer.
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Oh well, it was a nice dream 

Re: Gameboy Zero button PCB (Build Gameboy Zero without a working gameboy!)
Hey guys,
Have you sorted out what kind of switches will you need apart from the board to actually make a GBZ without a GB?
I mean, if you could buy a GB DMG-01 SHELL, one of these boards, wouldn't you still be missing crucial pieces like the power switch, volume switch, audio jack, and stuff?
Thank you and pardon my ignorance!
Have you sorted out what kind of switches will you need apart from the board to actually make a GBZ without a GB?
I mean, if you could buy a GB DMG-01 SHELL, one of these boards, wouldn't you still be missing crucial pieces like the power switch, volume switch, audio jack, and stuff?
Thank you and pardon my ignorance!
Re: Gameboy Zero button PCB (Build Gameboy Zero without a working gameboy!)
Im using this for the Audio switch, Its fairly simple to understand and switches the speaker to the headphone jack and back again nicely:kite wrote:I too am really interested in power switch! I haven't been able to find a suitable one.. I have bought some of these: (http://www.aliexpress.com/item/New-10PC ... 93839.html) which while they only have 3pins (so not the same as the original) I'm hoping the slide action and size will fit in the original switch plastic bit.. I'm making a custom PCB so exact part not necessary, but one that will fit and operate correctly is a must!yves1984 wrote:What is about the other Parts?
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Has someone a idea witch power switch is it? So i can order it?
http://uk.rs-online.com/web/p/products/ ... Gwod8_MFyg
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