I just went to TAP Plastics and got a sheet of 1/32" polycarbonate for a couple bucks, and traced it with the screen cover that came with my aftermarket case, put some black double-sided tape and it's good to go.

Looks super slick; I love the ridges kept along the back, but they look a little deep. You could save yourself a lot of material just making them half a mill like the DMG. Keep it up! I'm actually cracking on with my Orange Pi PC monster with a scratch-built design. Looking forward to seeing your pr...

That same image is used everywhere, assuming this Amazon person is a reseller. You can find them on eBay for a few dollars cheaper. Prerunnerseth's are also about the same for similar functionality.

My best guess would be some kind of short on the test pads. Trying cleaning them off or even remove all the solder and just get enough to fix the wires in place. Also try booting the the micro SD in the Pi's slot. If it boots, then there's something wrong with the wiring and/or reader. If it doesn't...

Hey guys, I just got my orange pi PC today and am trying to burn the image, but when I uncompress the downloaded .tar, I just get another .tar. How do I get the Retrorange pi download to a usable .img? Cheers! may be a silly question (apologies) are you using 7zip to extract, or any appropriate sof...

Hey guys, I just got my orange pi PC today and am trying to burn the image, but when I uncompress the downloaded .tar, I just get another .tar. How do I get the Retrorange pi download to a usable .img?

Cheers!

Hello everybody. My first time posting in this forum and I am very new to modding with very little prior experience so please bear with me. Having followed Wermy's guide for the GBZ, I have managed to get the majority of the main components assembled and installed. The issue i am facing is getting ...

Easiest would probably be PWM audio off the pi. With an amp it can get quite loud, but it isn't the cleanest sound. I'm doing a similar build as you, but using GPIO input without a teensy. My wiring is below, so without the speaker you can just omit that component and the two wires leading to it. No...

I've been trying to track down the source of some sudden overheating issues and have swapped the first pi out entirely. But now this one gets that red thermometer icon before fully booting to emulation station... I hope I didn't kill it... Everything was working perfectly and now I'm back to square ...

Thanks for the feedback. It's now running but gets so hot that it shuts down output to the screen before making it to Emulation Station. Everything was working perfectly as I added components one by one, but at some point it started getting upset and now goes critical every time. I've tried it with ...