Hi guys, Sorry for the spam, but I hope that it may somehow help someone that wants to build their own portable retropie console. Some time ago I tried to start to build a console following banjokazooie design, I've been wrting in this thread. Unfortunately my life circumstances changed and I will n...

cvp wrote: ↑

Thu Jun 08, 2017 12:59 am

Waiting now only for the Charger, than i have all parts to continue

looks nice!
how to you plan to mount the screen?

Auto-respond, i receive my WiiU shell, impossible to fit a 7" screen. I receive my TOUCH SCREEN DIGITIZER, and little problem.... i haven't the bezel. Not on my shell, not with the screen. https://img15.hostingpics.net/pics/766300screenshotwwwsudomodcom20170531192833.png Thanks to all You might nee...

hi, i finally bought almost all of the parts and start building. @banjokazooie, could you share a drawing of that part you used to mount all the elements (the brown panel seen on your pics)? also I don't have any small screws, could you advise me what size should I buy? i found this set: https://pl....

It was not designed to charge in parallel. Sure you can use them as many chineese sellers have modules in that configuration claiming higher charge current but the end voltage depends of individual chips. Knowing it is a fake chip you would get different results unless you match those modules. Stil...

banjokazooie wrote: ↑

Sun Apr 30, 2017 2:31 pm

Don't use TP4056 in this configuration. If you want higher charging current use something like this http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/172591594393? ... EBIDX%3AIT

sorry, I'm new to this, could you please elaborate why we shouldn't use two TP4506?

cvp wrote: ↑

Sun Apr 30, 2017 5:39 am

Will this work so?

yes, check this the link I added earlier

banjokazooie wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 28, 2017 3:46 pm

I can confirm that batteries are connected in parallel.

thanks!

The batteries are all charged separately. But connected must be in the gamepad in row. How do you solve that? are you sure? the voltage should remain stable and capacity should be doubled, so I thought that batteries in gamepad should be connected in parallel. can banjokazooie confirm the battery s...

The red board is battery protection and the blue one is adafruit push button switch ( at the end not used a I went for software controlled on/off switch ) and black one is the other end of sd card extension cable. here's the updated image, you can add it on the first page if you like https://oxhixq...