This is exactly the solution I was looking for! :D Are those 3D printed parts to form a snug fit in the battery bay? Did you find they were necessary? I don't have a 3D printer so i made the plastic parts by hand. When you clear the entire battery compartment, the battery will be too thin. I made t...

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You can extend the powerboost leds, require some soldering skills because the leds are very small. You can also use glass fiber strings, which pass on the light of the led.

Oh haha, did not read the post very well. You use an AIO board;)

To select something in that menu you must use the enter key on a keyboard. You can set the A key as ENTER by programming the teensy like that.

hi guys, I'm almost done with my gbz project, I only have a problem with my powerboost. The safe shutdown works perfectly (thanks @Camble) But when I connect my battery and charging port, the problems start. When i connect the battery and switch on the safe shutdown, nothing happens. I grabbed my mu...

I can't remember for the Adafruit screen but I know that for my BW screen you only need yellow or white connected to the Pi not both (one is AV1 the other AV2 on the BW screen). I use the adafruit screen in my current build and can confirm that you can use both wires. One for video signal and the o...

I've been spending a whole day searching for the reason my screen did not work. Turns out I was wrong with the ribon cable all the time, I was putting it in upside down every time :roll: Anyway, try this: - format tour sd card and install a fresh copy of retropie. - do you have a multimeter? If so, ...

Wiring seems to be properly connected. Check your ribbon cable, is it undamaged and al the way in the connector on the pcb?

take a look at this thread:http://www.sudomod.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=2756