i do!!! That board actually has a slight error on it. You need to bridge the battery negative to the gnd on the pi

Have a look here
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1-6r ... sp=sharing

AWESOME WORK!!!!

kicad is the most free!! it is open source, so it is totally free. Eagle is free for non-commercial usage and the free version is limited by board size and number of layers, but i doubt you would run into those limits to quickly. they both have weird quirks, i fell into the eagle rabbithole and so a...

yeah i think it relies on being able to run on a core on its own, then the emulator can run on another core, so everything hops along nicely

I had seen Juj post this code over on the retropie forum. I struggle to see the improvements myself, but im sure it looks better in person.

Have you tried it on a zero?

sorry to post this in here as well as starting a thread but thought it might be best asking the expert @moosepr do you know if overscan can be adjusted with these spi screens? i have been into the config txt and uncommented all of the # added + and - numbers and get no adjustment on the screen? any...

this needs an NSFW tag!!!

you need to take those ratings with a pinch of salt!! I would guess they are about 800mah per cell, so if you wire them in parallel then you will be getting 3200mah @ 3.7v

those cells you linked are weird, they say they are 1.5v output, but take 4.2v to charge!?! very strange

i guess it depends what data connections that screen has. There are usually 4 main types -SPI -DPI -8 bit parallel -16 bit parallel Some screens have just a few pins that can be set high or low to change the communication modes. others are set within the screen itself, and can not be changed. The on...

Cute little board