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Yeah the other downside for the Pi Zero is they sell out quickly and it's really hard to find one that isn't ridiculously marked up.

Oh never mind I zoomed in closer I just thought your last color band was orange instead of red.

I may be wrong because I can't tell 100% from the picture but you might have the wrong resistance hooked up.

Love seeing your work downing. Clean as always

Hey glad I was able to help! That travel router sounds pretty great. The voltage was one of the things that always concerned me about the Pogoplug. Anyway, good research on your part. I look forward to hearing the update.

Awesome. Let me know how it goes. Also make sure you use a crossover cable and not just a standard Ethernet cable because the internal wiring is different (if you end up hooking them up directly of course).

Hi guys, Long time no see. So I've researched a lot on this a couple years ago but still never got around to buying a PS2 to actually implement. But first I would say yes the Raspberry Pi server works fine this has been proven in videos like this: As you can see the performance seems to be...

Hey Lightning, First off great work on the your sanding. It's very well done! Second thanks for the suggestion but unfortunately using GPIO pins may be incredibly difficult to achieve. The Raspberry Pi gpio pins have a max speed for read and write which may not be fast enough to mimic the disc...

Hi, Sorry if I'm misunderstanding your comment but the method I posted still requires FreeMCBoot. So in that sense it is not more "available".

Awesome to know that you're already working on it Sorry if I ruined your surprise though :P I waited quite a while to tell you guys mostly because I wanted to be the first but I simply don't have the funds and couldn't wait to share ;) Here's a good site with tutorials on how to install Samba...

Well I just finished a Gamecube portable (will post when I find time to fix up the clear coat) and I was considering starting a PS2 portable. However, I don't have the spare money anymore so I will share my idea and hopefully the rest of you guys can take it and run with it. So from what I know...

Hey thanks for the advice I actually just solved the problem a minute before I read your post. You were actually pretty close though. My problem was the 1.8v line came loose. The reason why the problem was fixed when I adjusted the regulators was due to me pulling the regulators out to inspect...

Hi guys, just wondering if anyone knows why I might be getting this kind of problem. It looks a little bit too extreme to just be normal interference. I'm wondering if it might be my regulators because it occasionally doesn't happen (usually after I mess around with a regulator). More pictures

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Hi guys, I just had a quick question about zenloc's double tact switch shoulder button. Since the pictures in the guides seem to be down (at least for me) I was wondering what resistor value you need for the tact switches that replace the pots. Thanks

Re: Advice on Batteries Oh wait... that totally makes sense haha I for some reason I kept thinking that the pcb also regulated the voltage... and this is after I bought the pcb and regulators as well. I guess I need to get some rest. Thanks for the help.

Re: Advice on Batteries Sounds good. One more quick question. I understand that the low battery indicator lies "in between" the batteries and the PCB/PCM will that cause any issues during charging? Thanks,

Re: Advice on Batteries Though so... Anyway thanks for you help! And just to make sure it is ok to have two regulator for 1.9v and 3.3v and at the same time power the screen straight from the batteries right?

Hello, Unfortunately this will not be possible without extensive modification and even then I can't guarantee that it will work. First the problem is there is a signal that the gamecube takes in order to know what kind of controller is plugged into the console. The signature for the wavebird is...

Hi guys, I recently salvaged 6 Li ion cells from a laptop battery. According to the internet they are 2800 mAh. Anyway the problem arises from the fact that I only have 6 cells. In other words I can only wire up 2800mAh if I wire up to 14.8v (I have a rev C and don't have the money to make a...