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    • stahl80S
      stahl80
      last edited by stahl80

      Here is a picture of the inside also.

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      • TheNerdyDevT
        TheNerdyDev
        last edited by TheNerdyDev

        @stahl80 What do the side and middle buttons do?

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        • caver01C
          caver01
          last edited by

          Fantastic!

          My 4-player cocktail style cabinet built as a custom "roadcase"

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          • stahl80S
            stahl80 @TheNerdyDev
            last edited by

            @TheNerdyDev

            The knob on the top is for volume control and the two buttons below that there is one for power in/off and one for computer/lcd on/off. The one for the computer/lcd is connected to a petrock powerblock that can safely shut down the pi. And from the powerblock's 5v out I'm controlling a relay that controls the 5v to the LCD so I get simultaneously on/off for the LCD and the pi goes on or off.

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            • lilbudL
              lilbud
              last edited by

              What does the Battery 100% and Battery 20% do, and why are their 2 of them?

              Creator of the Radiocade: https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/6077/radiocade

              Backlog: http://backloggery.com/lilbud

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              • mooseprM
                moosepr
                last edited by

                @lilbud looks like there are 1 separate power circuits, i think one is for the Pi and the other for the screen?

                want to get a tft into your project, look no further than here https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/7464/ili9341-tft-screen-guide

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                • stahl80S
                  stahl80 @moosepr
                  last edited by

                  @moosepr
                  Yes that is correct, one circuit for each. There are LED's on the sides that will indicate when battery is 100%, 20% or if battery is charging.

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                  • TheNerdyDevT
                    TheNerdyDev @stahl80
                    last edited by

                    @stahl80 I gather you're using the IO pins and you've programmed the pi to do that? :D That's sick!!!

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                    • stahl80S
                      stahl80 @TheNerdyDev
                      last edited by

                      @TheNerdyDev
                      I'm using a powerblock from petrockblogg to safely shut down the pi. That does use the io pins to achieve that.

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                      • PingSpikeP
                        PingSpike
                        last edited by

                        AWESOME project build man!!!

                        I am seriously impressed :)

                        Here's my RetroStation project - http://www.pingspike.com/retrostation-part-4/

                        :D

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                        • BuZzB
                          BuZz administrators
                          last edited by

                          Amazing - love it :-)

                          To help us help you - please make sure you read the sticky topics before posting - https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first

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                          • markyh444M
                            markyh444
                            last edited by

                            Just wow

                            Retropie in a NES - Pi 3 with Mausberry circuit shutdown switch wired to buttons and 8bitdo NesPro30 controller
                            Retropie in a Saturn Controller - Pi Zero, GPIO controls using DB9 driver
                            Retropie in a PSX - Pi3
                            https://markyh444.wordpress.com

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                            • Z
                              Zigurana
                              last edited by

                              Nicely documented, it's cool to see it grow from stuff-in-a-carton-box to proper finished!

                              I love how you finished the cutouts for the pads, with rubber foam for that nice fit and feel. Great!

                              You should be proud of yourself!

                              If tetris has thought me anything, it's that errors pile up and that accomplishments dissappear.

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                              • stahl80S
                                stahl80 @Zigurana
                                last edited by

                                @Zigurana
                                Thanks for all the positiv comment, really cool you guys like it ;)

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                                • rbakerR
                                  rbaker
                                  last edited by

                                  The quality of the finish is simply amazing.

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                                  • R
                                    Redstoner
                                    last edited by

                                    AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!!!

                                    "See, if I start running slightly earlier than someone else, I seem faster." -Johan Cruyff

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                                    • Meneer JansenM
                                      Meneer Jansen
                                      last edited by

                                      I almost couldn't believe it. Looks like a photo-shopped retro gaming dream. But when I saw the photograph of the "guts" of this James Bond suitcase I actually did start to believe it. Some handy people can make pieces of art w/ a Pi. Wish I had such talent. :-)

                                      Avid Linux user.

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                                      • stahl80S
                                        stahl80 @Meneer Jansen
                                        last edited by

                                        @Meneer-Jansen

                                        Wow! Thanks a lot :). Yes, it's very real :).
                                        You should try to build something, I'm sure you can make it! And a bouns is all the knowledge you get when doing it.

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                                        • cellyC
                                          celly
                                          last edited by

                                          Incredible build!

                                          Currently Playing: Tetris (Gameboy)

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                                          • P
                                            Pifan
                                            last edited by

                                            Great work @stahl80. I can see that a lot of care and attention to detail went into this and it has really paid off. The finished article is fantastic.

                                            Well done!

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