My latest Build... Pi 3A+ with Retro PSU
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My latest Build... Pi 3A+ with Retro PSU
Hello GB makers....
I want to show my latest build with the new raspberry Pi3 A+.
Feature List:
-Kedei Hdmi Screen with selfmade HDMI cable...WTF
-Helders great Retro PSU with Mintybatterymonitor script
-GPIO Controlls with simple Button PCB
-classic Sound Design:---->HDMI Screen---->5 Pin Poti ---->Headphone Jack ---->Mono Amp board 2,5W----Speaker
-Fully charged LED
-Fan with fan duct and Cover inside Game Module
-All 3d printed parts are designed by myself
-Soft Trigger Button
-USB C Jack
-Mode Button
-Screen Helper with brass inserts
-4000 mah battery
-USB A Jack
...and self designed Battery Icons optimized for Kedei Screen... If you like, I can share it.
I want to show my latest build with the new raspberry Pi3 A+.
Feature List:
-Kedei Hdmi Screen with selfmade HDMI cable...WTF
-Helders great Retro PSU with Mintybatterymonitor script
-GPIO Controlls with simple Button PCB
-classic Sound Design:---->HDMI Screen---->5 Pin Poti ---->Headphone Jack ---->Mono Amp board 2,5W----Speaker
-Fully charged LED
-Fan with fan duct and Cover inside Game Module
-All 3d printed parts are designed by myself
-Soft Trigger Button
-USB C Jack
-Mode Button
-Screen Helper with brass inserts
-4000 mah battery
-USB A Jack
...and self designed Battery Icons optimized for Kedei Screen... If you like, I can share it.
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Re: My latest Build... Pi 3A+ with Retro PSU
Nice build...
having used Helder Retro PSU (and a Pi3 A+), did you consider adding in a Analog Stick as the Retro PSU supports that....
also is your Fan temperature controlled....
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having used Helder Retro PSU (and a Pi3 A+), did you consider adding in a Analog Stick as the Retro PSU supports that....
also is your Fan temperature controlled....
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Re: My latest Build... Pi 3A+ with Retro PSU
no, the fan is not temp controlled... I am looking for a Gpio solution, no success.
On my Kites circuit build i´ve added an analog stick, but I does nt like it... Iám child of the 80´s , there was no analog stick
On my Kites circuit build i´ve added an analog stick, but I does nt like it... Iám child of the 80´s , there was no analog stick
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Re: My latest Build... Pi 3A+ with Retro PSU
lightpixel wrote: ↑Thu Mar 21, 2019 4:48 amno, the fan is not temp controlled... I am looking for a Gpio solution, no success.
On my Kites circuit build i´ve added an analog stick, but I does nt like it... Iám child of the 80´s , there was no analog stick
I've also not been a fan of adding a analog stick to these builds....
especially as most games don't require one
and you need to incorporate a pro-micro or teensy into the build....
but if you've got a Retro PSU and a RPi3 A+/B/B+
then why not add it in....
you'll be able to play the odd few N64 games
especially Mario Cart 64, which runs OKish
I'm in the process of adding a temperature controlled fan to one of my up and coming builds (RPi3 A+)
(it will work with any RPi)
i'm just waiting for the transistors to arrive before I can completely test
once I've tested
I'll be sharing the board on OshPark
(hopefully very soon)
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Re: My latest Build... Pi 3A+ with Retro PSU
cool! and what did you do to the cartridge ? do you have some detailed pics ?
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Re: My latest Build... Pi 3A+ with Retro PSU
is this the approach you were going for? i was thinking about switching the fan i have on my 3a+ to be temp-controlled with it:VeteranGamer wrote: ↑Thu Mar 21, 2019 7:21 amI'm in the process of adding a temperature controlled fan to one of my up and coming builds (RPi3 A+)
(it will work with any RPi)
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https://hackernoon.com/how-to-control-a ... 13b6e7f92c
right now i just have a mini flip switch to turn it off and on.
Some of my builds...
BMO GBZ
Star Wars Millenium Falcon Challenge
Game Boy Color Zero
... and another Gameboy Color Zero with custom 3D-printed parts
"Ultimate" 3A+ Build
GlowBoy Zero
Some 3d designs I've done...
Soft Tactile Shoulder Buttons, for screw-hole, well mounting
Snap-in, Soft Tactile Shoulder Button insert, for screw-hole, well mounting
Pac-Man and Space Invaders Themed Rear Fan Holder
BMO GBZ
Star Wars Millenium Falcon Challenge
Game Boy Color Zero
... and another Gameboy Color Zero with custom 3D-printed parts
"Ultimate" 3A+ Build
GlowBoy Zero
Some 3d designs I've done...
Soft Tactile Shoulder Buttons, for screw-hole, well mounting
Snap-in, Soft Tactile Shoulder Button insert, for screw-hole, well mounting
Pac-Man and Space Invaders Themed Rear Fan Holder
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Re: My latest Build... Pi 3A+ with Retro PSU
infinitLoop wrote: ↑Fri Mar 22, 2019 12:45 pmis this the approach you were going for? i was thinking about switching the fan i have on my 3a+ to be temp-controlled with it:VeteranGamer wrote: ↑Thu Mar 21, 2019 7:21 amI'm in the process of adding a temperature controlled fan to one of my up and coming builds (RPi3 A+)
(it will work with any RPi)
.
https://hackernoon.com/how-to-control-a ... 13b6e7f92c
right now i just have a mini flip switch to turn it off and on.
that and coupled with this.....
viewtopic.php?t=3914
I've just opted to use GPIO 14, as its right next to a 5V & GND, which makes for a compact connector
(still not sure if it will work, but I can't really see there being any issues)
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