[For Sale] $7 Game Boy Zero Controller PCB W/ Optional Audio $20 (Worldwide) SOLD OUT

[skrapps914]

[mention]@helder[/mention] if we cut the wheel form the board, is there anything we need to save from that section/area for it to work? or just the wheel and the 4 pots is ok?

[Helder]

Yes or wherever you can get 5 volts from.

You just need the 4 points for the Pot.

[dboSS]

Great. Do you know how long would it take to ship to Viet Nam?
I think I will buy one.

[Helder]

I've never shipped there but the average is 1-3 weeks for most countries, hell I've shipped to Iraq and it did take a while like 4 weeks but Russia and other take 1 week maybe 2.

[Ford873]

This board is amazing !! As soon as the pre-built audio amp is ready for purchase again I will def be ordering one. Great work Helder.

[gargoyle67]

Also interested in 3x PCB With Audio Buffer and AMP

[Helder]

As soon as I have the amps I will post here in the thread so you guys can buy them, best to subscribe to the thread to get email notifications.

[Boondoggle]

Been lurking here waiting for availability, Helder. Very excited about the 3 board combo. Thanks.

[Rod2D2]

@Helder, I am definitely a noob at this stuff so please excuse me if I'm wrong here. I'm a little confused by the headphone diagram you posted on page 1 of this thread. You posted that the bottom left pin was for the ground black to the speaker and the top left was for the Red+ to the speaker. In the part 4 tutorial by @Wermy he wired the ground of the speak to the bottom left (just like you posted) and the bottom right pin of the headphone jack to the + of the speaker. I know he was doing mono sound but should that make a difference or was the diagram incorrect?

[Helder]

@Helder, I am definitely a noob at this stuff so please excuse me if I'm wrong here. I'm a little confused by the headphone diagram you posted on page 1 of this thread. You posted that the bottom left pin was for the ground black to the speaker and the top left was for the Red+ to the speaker. In the part 4 tutorial by @Wermy he wired the ground of the speak to the bottom left (just like you posted) and the bottom right pin of the headphone jack to the + of the speaker. I know he was doing mono sound but should that make a difference or was the diagram incorrect?

I based my install off of this guide:

http://www.sudomod.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=197

If you follow that guide you can have audio to speaker cut off once a headphone is inserted but if you leave the headphone PCB alone meaning don't remove any component or trim the board down I'm sure the speaker will cut off once you insert a headphone jack using my guide. The guide linked above the PCB was trimmed down so parts of it are missing therefore the reason he wired things the way he did.