You technically could, but i think it would probably end up being more work than a scratch build. You would have to keep the TinyPi board, as it has the power and sound systems on there. You would have to wire the buttons onto that, or direct onto the gpio.antonym wrote: ↑Sat Jan 05, 2019 5:55 pmHey so I have a question that may or may not be really flippin stupid. Heh.
Theoretically, if someone wanted to, could they use the TinyPi as the brains behind a GBZ?
Like, if you connected a different battery, button PCB, and display, and made a few simple modifications, could you potentially make a gbz with an incredibly few amount of parts?
remember me when you get famousmoosepr wrote: ↑Mon Jan 07, 2019 8:58 amYou technically could, but i think it would probably end up being more work than a scratch build. You would have to keep the TinyPi board, as it has the power and sound systems on there. You would have to wire the buttons onto that, or direct onto the gpio.antonym wrote: ↑Sat Jan 05, 2019 5:55 pmHey so I have a question that may or may not be really flippin stupid. Heh.
Theoretically, if someone wanted to, could they use the TinyPi as the brains behind a GBZ?
Like, if you connected a different battery, button PCB, and display, and made a few simple modifications, could you potentially make a gbz with an incredibly few amount of parts?
It does however get me thinking. Maybe i could release some of the sections of TinyPi as TinyPiModules
I honestly would love that, because it would be so awesome to be able to fit more stuff into bigger cases. Even if some minor sacrifices had to be made, it would change pi builds as we know them Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 1 guest
