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RaspiRCM - A Rechargeable Raspberry pi Zero RCM Payload Injector

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RaspiRCM - A Raspberry pi based RCM payload injector for the Nintendo Switch. Battery powered and rechargeable.

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This is a battery powered, rechargeable, Raspberry pi based RCM payload for the Nintendo Switch.

The enclosure is made so that it can be battery powered and recharged with a built in USB micro b port.
The payload can be injected into the Switch using an OTG cable.

The software this project is open source. I have not written this software so use at your own discretion.
https://github.com/kleo/fusee-alpestre

 

The electronics:

  • Raspberry pi Zero 1.3
  • MT3608 (This is used for regulating voltage from the battery to the Raspberry pi)
  • TP4056 (This is a compact module for regulating the charging and discharging of the battery)
  • A single 18650 cell
  • 6 M3x15 screws

The total price of this build is approx. €15

How to build this?

Building instructions for this project are included as a PDF file and can be found under Files - Other files.

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