D56: GameBoy Pi Zero
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Re: D56: GameBoy Pi Zero
Its realy a great work what u did here.
Have u also a wiring plan from CardReader to te RPi0?
Have u also a wiring plan from CardReader to te RPi0?
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Wow, that looks really nice. I like how neat everything is on the inside.
I'm wondering, would it be possible to make the Power button turn red when the battery is low, e.g have 2 LEDs and use the powerboost to change which LED is on based on the battery?
I'm wondering, would it be possible to make the Power button turn red when the battery is low, e.g have 2 LEDs and use the powerboost to change which LED is on based on the battery?
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Looks great so far! Is that just black hot glue or did you use something else?
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epoxy maybe?Camble wrote:Looks great so far! Is that just black hot glue or did you use something else?
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Yes just simply extend the led's from the power boost board, (going to do this on my GB2 coming up soon...shhh)jjj wrote:I'm wondering, would it be possible to make the Power button turn red when the battery is low, e.g have 2 LEDs and use the powerboost to change which LED is on based on the battery?
Yesyves1984 wrote:Have u also a wiring plan from CardReader to te RPi0?
Just black hotglue sticks instead of clear ones. (much better imoCamble wrote:Looks great so far! Is that just black hot glue or did you use something else?
Nope just the good old hotglueRobots86 wrote:epoxy maybe?Camble wrote:Looks great so far! Is that just black hot glue or did you use something else?
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I wasn't aware you could get any colour other than clear, until now. I might invest in some white sticks.
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Re: D56: GameBoy Pi Zero
@[mention]DirtyBullets[/mention]
Would you, if you have time, explain how exactly you create those little solder holes, you created yourself?
Do you just drill a hole, fill it with solder and drill again?
Thank you in advance.
Would you, if you have time, explain how exactly you create those little solder holes, you created yourself?
Do you just drill a hole, fill it with solder and drill again?
Thank you in advance.
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Hello,Fleder wrote:@[mention]DirtyBullets[/mention]
Would you, if you have time, explain how exactly you create those little solder holes, you created yourself?
Do you just drill a hole, fill it with solder and drill again?
Thank you in advance.
Not sure what you mean by solder holes, can you tag a pic as an example
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Hi, oh i am sorry. Sure thing, here:DirtyBullets wrote:Hello,
Not sure what you mean by solder holes, can you tag a pic as an example
It looks like you drilled a hole and covered it with solder.
Like the pins/holes on the teensy, for example. Or were they already there on your PCB?
Since i did not have that holes in those places on my original board, i thought they were made by you.
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