Can we get a photo of your install?
Is it grounded with the extra wire?

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(14 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

You're right. It only works in the specific situation that I simulated. What we actually need is a comparator with a very low set reference. Hysteresis wouldn't hurt either.
I tend to forget that cables don't typically include the vcc pin. What a shame.

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(14 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

I forgot to mention that this will also clip off any negative input voltages, so this simple schematic will support any modular I can imagine.

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(14 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

Buffer it with a transistor and a few resistors like this:

Easy peasy. This should also accept voltages as hot as 36v and probably as low as 1v. Both of which will output 5v to the gameboy.
Correction: Most 2n3904's should safely function as high as +60v (collector - base voltage) and should saturate (rise to 5v) as low as +0.4v.

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(329 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

infradead wrote:

ordered as well.  first time i've bought a new nanoloop cart.  always bought used ones that smelt of cat litter, horse vomit, and styrofoam.

Step 1. Uninstall Windows 10 tongue


Sorry, I had to.

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(38 replies, posted in Trading Post)

That analog pedal is pretty tempting.

In all seriousness, in response to the thread title:

It seems like what you need is a redesigned circuit for the CGB. Boosted bass, higher order noise filtering, connector for a standardized rechargeable battery with more mAh than two Duracells.


I have actually been toying with the idea of a new audio-oriented handheld for years. What holds me back though is the availability of the processors, PSGs and programmers. It would be damn simple to map out an address range for several SIDs and YMs for an MC68k but where you gonna buy that shit? NOS at a premium, thats where. This of course doesn't help you out at all. :PP


chunter wrote:

If you want to desolder all of the components of a game boy to resolder it into the form factor you prefer, more power to you.

Been there, done that; I am a masochist at heart. heart

barbeque wrote:

lmao just quit writing chip music

There is that too. Too many devices are capable of mimicking the interface and sounds a GB is equipped with that its counter intuitive not to use one of them. I listen to the shit for nostalgic purposes alone. Give me a pen and paper and I'll draw you up a vastly more complex variable filter and logarithmic adsr envelope for a highly accurate, true-analog, voltage controlled pulse wave, triangle wave or white noise source.

I have, but only in photos. Without the floppy though, it would be useless and I don't even have that disk image in my "thought-to-be-complete" ROMset. sad

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(18 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

First!

rebb wrote:
Jazzmarazz wrote:

I'll shoot an email to benn. It's  simple ROM only, no MBC cart.

With a help from benn, managed to write support for 32k cart myself. Hooray for modifiable software smile

Hah, excellent. Do you mind sharing the details?

What's the inside of your toy look like? I'm thinking a contained peizo contact with something to bounce against it. Beans, sand, idk.

Also, what kind of range are you looking or? Do you want a redo ate trigger each time you shake, or did you want a range of resistance depending on how hard you shake?

Oh man oh man oh man oh man....

I'll shoot an email to benn. It's  simple ROM only, no MBC cart.

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(20 replies, posted in General Discussion)

Matej wrote:

C´mon guys...

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That escalated quickly.

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(14 replies, posted in Commodore Computers)

slick