I have a bunch of these Burger King Pokémon Game Boy toys that I was saving for a project but alas, I am having a kid and moving to a new home. My misfortune can be your gain. $1.00 plus shipping from San Diego, CA. Limit 3 per request for now, unless I can’t get rid of them in a week. Then I’ll jus...

Thanks for the thorough explanation. what I'm trying to do, is fix my old NES. I lost the AC adaptor, and I've read a lot of places that you're better off switching to a 12V power supply for a more universal connection since the 7805 voltage regulator can handle up to 18V. I'm still doing research, ...

Can anyone help me out. Does anyone one know what formulas to use to figure out what the conversion is from going to a 12V 850ma DC to 5v DC. Or from a 5V 2.5A to 3.3v. I'm trying to figure out what amperage I'll get when using the lower voltage rail.

Thanks in advance,

Has any had the same problem I'm having. I desoldered the usb ports and the Ethernet jack. However, the USB ports are no longer getting power from the vacant usb port pins. When I tried bypassing by using one of the 5v GPIO pins but I'm not having luck. Any suggestions?

Hey congrats!!! They featured your video! Good luck!

I couldn't find someone having posted this already but element14 is looking for a Ben Heck replacement. There is so much talent in this community I think someone here could easily win! Wermy, I think you'd be great since you already do YouTube videos and they're easy to follow and inspiring. [youtub...

Can the optional USB be used for player 2 or does the GPIO mapping of the buttons prevent that?

You'll have to look up your phone's specific lay out. The extra pads are sometimes used for the li-ion protection circuit, I believe.

Take a look at this from daftmike on YouTube: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=XXuceH1zu5k

He uses NFC in cartridges to load up the games. You could perhaps take a similar approach with GameBoy carts. That's what I was planning to do ok my next build. I hope this helps.

I used the same pot and worked fine (mono). From the picture you provided, left to right the wiring is Audio in, audio out, ground.