SNES Portable - Raspberry Pi Zero
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I'm not the best to 3D design, but it works for me. But if you want to change anything I'm also sharing the .f3d file for Fusion360. Used a 4,3" composite screen soldered directly to the board. Used PWM audio output: https://www.tinkernut.com/2017/04/adding-audio-output-raspberry-pi-zero-tinkernut-workbench/#lightbox[10497]/1/ A PAM8403 is used for audio amplifier. Material List: Disclaimer: These are not exactly the link where I bought, is just a model. So you might find cheaper - 4,3" Composite Screen https://goo.gl/qYfAMf Some composite screens are made for 12V but works with 5V. - XL6009 Step-up voltage converter https://goo.gl/x2Qboc - Mini Audio Amplifier PAM8403 https://goo.gl/ZWpwT3 (You migh want to take off the header and connectors to solder directly to the board and save space) - USB SNES controller https://goo.gl/e2a52M (Using just the board) - Some tactile switches (10) https://goo.gl/H8LfvQ - 10x10 Prototype Solder Board https://goo.gl/Yfw4eF - TP4056 Battery charger with protection https://goo.gl/jh6wwe - 2x 3,7V 18650 Battery https://goo.gl/FveduX - Green and red 5mm LED's (soldered in the Battery Charger) - Raspberry Pi Zero
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