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    japanwings
    last edited by 3 Apr 2017, 09:36

    This is a project i made.
    Wanted to make a complete kit so a raspberry pi 3 can be placed in a NES.
    So i designed and printed this.
    For controllers i used USB ports, als 2 extra usb ports under the lid.
    A mausberry circuit for on/off/reset connected to the original switches and led.
    micro sd card slot access from the side

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      mattrixk @japanwings
      last edited by 3 Apr 2017, 10:19

      @japanwings This is a work of art. Well done.

      My ES themes: MetaPixel | Spare | Io | Indent

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        Bosse
        last edited by Bosse 4 Jul 2017, 22:19 7 Apr 2017, 21:18

        Best NES Raspberry Pi build I've seen. Most ones look messy on the insides but this one just seem perfect in every way. Very inspirational. ☺️

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          mattrixk @Bosse
          last edited by 7 Apr 2017, 21:38

          @Bosse yep, this post deserves way more attention.

          My ES themes: MetaPixel | Spare | Io | Indent

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            markyh444 @japanwings
            last edited by 7 Apr 2017, 22:37

            @japanwings This is amazing work. Makes my effort look like a hacked-up piece of turd in comparison.

            clap clap clap clap

            Take a bow...

            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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              Evert
              last edited by 8 Apr 2017, 02:18

              Very nice indeed mate

              My Transformer Arcade Cabinet
              https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/8658/my-transformers-arcade-cabinet

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                A Former User
                last edited by 9 Apr 2017, 17:05

                Beautiful.

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                  chubsta
                  last edited by 9 Apr 2017, 19:04

                  Very nice, one of the best i have seen, the way the usb ports are integrated in the front in particular looks like a commercial design, well done!

                  Raspberry Pi 400 - overclocked to 2.3GHz
                  Theme - Comic book
                  Emulators: All of them...
                  Roms: Pretty much all of them...
                  Favourite games: Circus Charlie, Gorf, Gauntlet Legends
                  Controllers: Mayflash F101

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                    Cybermen
                    last edited by 13 Apr 2017, 17:59

                    Wow, a very nice conversion. good job. Is it planned that you make a guide about the conversion? So that you can build it? Which cables do you need, adapters and the files for 3D printing? That would be really great, I would in my old nes also a pi block and so a nice tidy conversion as with you I have so far nowhere found.

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                      japanwings @Cybermen
                      last edited by 14 Apr 2017, 08:07

                      @Cybermen i have a kit available for this conversion.
                      Take a look at www.facebook.com/nes2pi
                      It comes with a detailed instructions and a partslist with the vendors product details.

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                        Cybermen @japanwings
                        last edited by 14 Apr 2017, 08:08

                        @japanwings Wow, super. Thank You.

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                          japanwings
                          last edited by 14 Apr 2017, 08:10

                          Thanks for the nice comments !
                          I put a lot of thinking and work in this project.

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                            Cybermen
                            last edited by 14 Apr 2017, 12:31

                            Cool Projekt, i have order one complete Kit.

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                              Bosse @japanwings
                              last edited by Bosse 21 Apr 2017, 07:58

                              @japanwings Will you make a SNES kit? Would buy instantly. (EU Snes/JP Super Famicom)

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