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GBZ1 - This was a finished product, my first stab at a gbz using helder's first non-audio board. It runs a teensey, and I built an audio filter board for it. Running mono sound with a gear best screen, with no volume wheel or usb hub (Was using software sound) I took it apart a couple months ago because I wanted to add the volume wheel, but something came loose when I pulled it apart (glue was a little stuck) and it currently wont turn on. But some troubleshooting power issues will get it back up and running. Again, this was a completed up and running GBZ.
GBZ2 - This GBZ is running Helder's AIO board V1 and is 90% finished. The only problem I had was getting the audio to work. Once that's sorted it's ready to go together. Running an adafruit screen.
ABOVE ALL THE PARTS INCLUDED IN THE TWO PROJECT GBZs, I ALSO WILL BE INCLUDING:
1. Three raspberry PI Zeros
2. FOUR klich-bent SD cartridges
3. FOUR Amazon DMG Gameboy shells
4. ONE 100% working original Gameboy
5. ONE Blue PIGRRL ZERO professionally printed shell
6. Multiple USB breakout boards (mini and micro)
7. ONE extra adafruit Powerboost
8. TWO of Helder's AIO V1 boards (this gives you 3 AIO total and one of the non audio boards)
9. ONE ebay 4 button PCB
10. ONE Gear Best screen (5v modded)
11. ONE Adafruit screen (hasn't been touched yet)
12. 200 bottom buttons
13. THREE teensey LCs
TOOLS
1. Soldering gun with holder and solder
2. Hot glue gun with extra glue sticks
3. helping hand
4. Solder sucker
5. Volt meter
6. Small screwdrivers
Beyond all this I have tons and tons of wire, different guages, tons of button pads, buttons, screws, Parts and PCBs from about 5 or 6 old non-working gameboys I took apart, three or 4 cartridge readers, extra batteries, switches, a bunch of potentiometers 6 or more, extra speakers, a bunch of PCB board for the power strip, a bag of female usb connectors, various capacitors and resistors, etc etc.
That's about everything I think. I was just learning electronics, so my work is nowhere near as pretty as some others I've seen. But you could take everything apart and start your own, you'd just have to clean the glue off of everyhing. Or fix / finish the two I have and even build more. You probably won't find a more complete kit for building GBZs. Literally the only thing I'm not including is a dremel and SD card. If you're wondering why I am also adding my tools, it's because Amazon screwed up and sent me two of everything I ordered, so I have an identical set of all the tools sitting here unopened. I though it would be good to add it for a complete building kit. Some of this stuff like the gear best screens have to come from china, and others like the adafruit stuff is really hard to get a hold of as well. I'm including pictures to show how extensive my collection is.
I honestly have no idea what to ask for all this, and I have not kept track of what I've spent. I tend to just indulge into things and not think about what i'm spending. Like I said, it's more the journey and learning experience for me. Shoot me a reasonable offer and we can talk. And just ask if you want pictures or any other information.
Thanks for reading, and happy building!
Jermzz
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