Hi Helder, I had some problems with my homemade and beloved "WiiU Raspberry Pi 3", and needed to re-install. The Retro PSU works still perfectly for powering it, but the OneForAll program doesn't seem to. I don't know if the "safe shutdown" works, but I don't see anymore the battery check on the top...

I may have missed something but where do we configure the "mode" button ? The one we should use in button combos to control bluetooth, sound, or wifi, like explained in the OneForAll Github ? Because the sound is disabled on my system... Or is it a problem with my audio device ? I'm using an USB aud...

Can't answer that since I don't use Recallbox you'll have to try it yourself and let us know. Received the Retro PSU and installed yesterday, and it works fine ! Great product 8-) ! I struggled a bit with Retropie (which I don't really know), mostly because I can't connect keyboard or RJ45... But I...

Thank you for your answer !
As soon I receive the RetroPSU, I'll try it and come back...

But you should try Recalbox ! This OS improved a lot, and the best for me in term of optimization and user experience...

@Helder Hi ! A little up for my post... For the hardware questions, I think I found every answers, but for the software part I'm still confused... 2 - Software On the software side, I’m mainly interested in the "safe shutdown" and "battery indicator on screen" (my analog controls are already managed...

Hi Helder, I already built my WiiU gamepad console with RP3 (based on Banjo Kazooie’s one), and I’m planning to buy one of you wonderful product to replace my Powerboost 1000 Basic + TP4056 (with battery protection), but I have a few noob questions about it… 1 - Hardware Here is the components I wan...

Very nice Ampersand !
One of the best project I've seen around...
I just have one (big) question : What about the sound ?
I don't see anything about in the forum, doc etc.

I'm sure it should ! If I understood something :lol: ... But thanks ;) ! I'll try to understand his solution, even though it's a bit complex for the electronic noob I'm. That's why I was thinking about making two different ways to supply the system (with 2 connectors), just secured by a diode or a s...

Beside my little Teensy problems, I’d like to allow my system to work on a power supply when the battery is out, but I'm not sure how to do this... My problem comes from the fact that the Powerboost 1000 basic doesn't charge the battery, and the battery charger provide only 1A, compared to the (almo...

Hi ! I made my own Wii U gamepad/RP3, following most of the Banjo Kazoo’s one (see link above), but I’d like to allow my system to work on a power supply when the battery is out. I don’t mind having 2 different power connectors (one for the battery charging, one for the direct power supply). I thoug...