sudomod

So I managed to buy one of his builds and the work and time that he put in to build these just shocks me he was kinf enough to send me an extra PCB board from his build and I just have to give the guy props here's some pictures.

He managed to fit a RP3, battery metter tester, HDMI screen, big battery + you can still use 4 AA batteries if you like all inside the gameboy.

Awesome.

I've been in contact with him about buying one but haven't actually done it as yet.

He sent me a link to an ended eBay item but not sure his English is great.

Was this the same for you @pirate? Ive also got his PayPal.

So it looks like the RPi3 is not de-soldered at all.

Looks like the screen connects directly to the gpio pins on his AIO, nice.

HIs build guide here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pAvoSTPliE4

Yep the RP3 is untouched truly great work from the guy I just wish he knew that he could sell his PCB because there is a market out there for it and yes his english is not that great but I been in touch with him he's very polite so far I only seen him selling two I'm one of the two I will upload more pictures tomorrow if you're interested.

One thing that I asked him is that there's no pad for L2R2 just L,R

I think he creates listings by demand so I've mailed him back and asked if he's selling more.

Will definitely get one if he does.

Hey guys

I tried to buy one but is always out of stock. Is that possible?
Does anyone have his email address? That pcb is awsome

Lphillimore wrote:yiyp77@gmail.com

Thanks. I ended seeing that email in the video description of youtube..

I wonder if there is a way to add a L2 and R2 buttons

Pirate wrote:I wonder if there is a way to add a L2 and R2 buttons

Please correct me if i'm wrong, but i think he connects his PCB directly to the GPIO's of the Pi3.
So, what you have to do is simply connect the tactile buttons to the gpio and code them accordingly...