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My Gamebuino clone + 3D printed case
Drek Fri Oct 06, 2017 6:23 pm
Hello, finally I made my own clone of Gamebuino. I also designed for my clone 3D printed case.
Thank you everyone, who helped me during work on clone.
Some pictures:
P.S.: Added multiplayer test picture.
Thank you everyone, who helped me during work on clone.
Some pictures:
P.S.: Added multiplayer test picture.
erico Sat Oct 07, 2017 4:45 am
Uau, very unique style you have there!
Ports are on different places, are you using them for some specific reasons?
Ports are on different places, are you using them for some specific reasons?
jicehel Sun Oct 08, 2017 10:02 am
great, but maybe a little too fat but nice and interesting approach
Drek Sun Oct 08, 2017 4:53 pm
Thank you. :)
I have not used I2C ports yet. However, I have a little bug with permanent light up RX and TX LEDs. If you mean an arrangement of the A B C buttons, so this arrangement was more suitable for me.
Yes, it's a little thicker, but it's because the battery is 8.3mm thick. If the battery was a little bit thicker, I would have to a little deepen the bottom cover. The current thickness of my clone (fully assembled) is 23.75mm.
Sorry for my English.
I have not used I2C ports yet. However, I have a little bug with permanent light up RX and TX LEDs. If you mean an arrangement of the A B C buttons, so this arrangement was more suitable for me.
Yes, it's a little thicker, but it's because the battery is 8.3mm thick. If the battery was a little bit thicker, I would have to a little deepen the bottom cover. The current thickness of my clone (fully assembled) is 23.75mm.
Sorry for my English.