Видео

CR2032, you also need a cr2032 battery holder

@@angryowltech thanks

Thanks

Try re seating all the snap on connectors. Could be a bad connection as the nand connects through the hwfly.

Thanks

Your welcome

You're welcome, thanks for watching.

I'm new to this, so I'm not sure. The listing I bought from called it hwfly picofly rp2040, I assumed its same thing. I will update the title. 👍

Check out this video ruclips.net/video/yPubvwyeVfQ/видео.htmlsi=iPoduWAuO5wHfoEO

Thanks for the sub!

I want to try one of the unhinged gba sp mods.

I used new hinges.... And they was a bugga.... I'm still cursing. However, at the end of the day, cursing aside, the SP is complete and working very well. The GBAs are a breeze in comparison. Ask Jake! 😁👍👍

The definitely have quality control issues

Yes. You can do that. I think the only feature you won't have is the FRM (frame blending) which reduces flicker on some DMG games. Other than that I think everything else is accessible by the touch sensors.

Thanks.

This one doesn't have a touchscreen, but it has a capacitive touch sensor for some controls. s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_EvENvo3

It's easy if you have the right tools. I still don't have all the tools.

Thanks

Thanks

Your welcome.

Thanks for watching

Ye me too, I have that timed hardwired where I could do it without watching pretty much. It's kinda painful to watch actually, but yeah it's not a gameplay clip...

Wrecked by first goomba, all cred lost lol

Lol

İt's terrible. Did you find a solution?

The percent meter in the corner isn’t accurate. Trust the LED

Must be a defective unit.

Unplug the battery and plug it back in. It seems to work after that.

Because the Operating System draws the most power (sounds weird but it's true) ... you can see this when connecting via SSH to the console and checking the system with system analyzing tools like "top" in the linux console. ... try different things ... main menu ... different systems ... and observe the change in CPU and memory consumption

Thanks

Thanks

Thanks

Thanks

I agree

😁

Hi, thanks for watching. Your first question about screen size. Yes it is same size as original. Your second question The replacement shell plastic quality is very good, very close to the oem shell quality. Your third question, the shortened solder point did not allow the screen to go to its full brightness. Hope I answered all your questions.

@@angryowltech thank you, that answers all of the questions I have currently!

@@angryowltech finished modding my console with the same IPS screen as the one you've showcased here. Thanks for this guide and answering my questions. Loving this mod so far. All in all, pretty impressed for the most part, with only mild nitpicks. - Easy install with decent instructions (especially with videos like yours to help supplement), - no need for casemodding or damaging the original shell. I can keep the original hydrodipped graphic on the shell. - the screen can be tested before final assembly. - multiple screen scanline and pixel options in addition ti the brightness. - the plastic shim and the padding tape helps guarantee a consistent and centred install. - I used solder on the battery's positive terminal's test pad for better and consistent continuity. It was super easy to do. - touch button works with much better consistency than expected, and is really out of the way to minimise accidental presses. - the mod seems + my GameDrive flashcart seems to play well with rechargeable batteries so far (the eneloop batteries I use are listed as running a lower voltage of 1.2v per battery, rather than non rechargeables which are typically marketted as 1.5v) The issues I had were mainly on the aftermarket screen lens; and also my attempts in preventing and keeping dust for entering the gap between the screen and the glass lens. Part technique based, but also partly down to the fact the aftermarket screen assembly is narrower than the original and doesn't create a full seal on the sides anymore (dust can still sneak in through the gaps). - quality control on the screen lens seems a bit off, my aftermarket glass screen lens had a few scratches on arrival. Initially thought it was dust so went through a few cycles of removing and reapplying the screen lens multiple times before realising it was actually a scratch all along (and having to keep isolating dust each time the lens was removed). The new lens was still miles better than my scratched up original, but would have been nicer if it came to me unscathed.

I did buy it from the listing, it must have been removed later. I couldn't find any other listing selling the white version either.

I was impressed.

I did try it but it went crazy. Kept disconnecting and reconnecting. Maybe be fixed in a update.

I didn't think it needs to be removed as it doesn't get in the way of anything. I don't actually know if it should be removed.

Yes it should !!

Do you mean the original gba screen?

And the design is sleek, but cramps your thumbs pretty bad m.

Love moo one even with its quirks but yeah definitely get a grip of hand cramps are a problem for you

I will do a battery life test,