Hey Guys, So this is a slightly different project for me - a restoration of a Game Boy Light . I've been after one of these for some time to add to my collection but as you may know they are not so easy to come by and those available are often in poor working order or physical condition. I managed t...

Wow, great build! How did you mount the shoulder buttons? I got inspiration from these from VeteranGamer as these are an enhancement from the original tactile switches that poke through the middle screw posts. You can get the caps here: http://s.aliexpress.com/yUZjieMV?fromSns=Copy There are a few ...

[UPDATE] This is now complete! This was a really fun build and I've been really enjoying playing this on my commute these last few days :D 20180628_113826.jpg 20180628_104229.jpg 20180628_104237.jpg 20180628_104245.jpg 20180628_104253.jpg 20180628_104300.jpg I did however have a couple of challenges...

Just waiting on PCBs from OSHPark now to get this one underway. Hoping they rock up today. Was initially going to slice the original PCB as Wermy has done but then found these little numbers by smoki86: https://oshpark.com/profiles/smoki86 Will be using the an original grey for this build and will p...

I've not seen these before. Snag em'

You wont go far wrong with Veteran!

Beautiful job! You may want to beef up the charging current by replacing the R2 => 890AΩ / 0.4 = 2.3kΩ. I'd recommend 2.7kΩ for safety and availability. Maximum charging current will be increased from original 150mA to 350mA with 2.7kΩ installed. vmu_pi_graffle__VMU_Zero_V1_1_ICHG400.png Thanks man...

Now updated and project complete

Hi Guys, In the process of updating some of my links, posts etc. A few recent builds don't feature so thought I would add these. First one being my Kite CSO. As we know, Kite produces an amazing boards that improve with every revision. This means the CSO was fairly easy to put together :mrgreen: I h...

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Fri May 25, 2018 6:13 pm

Wow, that screen is jaw dropping! Great work! The case cuts look nearly flawless.

Thanks - screen is all Satri's doing. Excellent choice I agree. Cuts just need to be done slowly and a bit at a time to try and guarantee a nice fit. Lots of back and forth with the PCB to test fit