Thanks for the suggestion, i really don't want to open everything up again. I may have found a solution to my problem. Cambles safe shutdown has low battery sensing but I had the script pointing to the wrong 3.3v pin on the pi. We see how it goes. 3 hours battery time so far

Helders aio with cambles safe shutdown

It was a low battery issue...need to figure out how to get a low battery warning using the feature on cambles safe shutdown

Hi guys, so a weird problem popped up today with my finished GBZ build (in signature). On mains it would run perfectly but once disconnected from mains, the gbz would boot up and run VERY slow. The build includes a generic psu from bangood, cambles safe shutdown and helders AIO. Any suggestions woul...

Quick question how did you close the case? Thanks in advance

Okay, first off, I'm either right in this assumption, or horribly wrong. I'm new to SudoMod and RetroPie. Sorry if this is nonfactual. So with the Mintypi, I'm wondering how you'll be able to connect to WiFi without any way to connect a keyboard. As far as I know, there are no USB ports on the Pi Z...

65 Celsius for me - pi w zero

My 2 cents reading from other posts, you may want to shorten the cables as much as possible and twist the data lines (to shield from interference).

Had the same issue. Used a pice of the silicone conductive material: i cut a small slice off the cylinderically part and used this to extend the button lenght. Since silicone is hard to glue i used a pice of a needle to fix the silicone spacer part. Exactly what I did. I had an extra set of silicon...

Didn't know those types of buttons existed. When I was looking for parts I immediately knew I didn't want them sticking out but just enough so they wouldn't be a pain to find.