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A mount for the first version of the Picostation, with direct access to the SD Card slot, bootsel button and activity led. The Picostation must use the feet provided, and seat in a slanted way. This allows for the SD Card to be accessible…
This mount will easily drop into your GameCube, and requires no modification whatsoever. It should be almost invisible once installed. Will print best as follow, with some supports.
This model is the smallest I could make it, and has been designed around Micha213's PCB (https://github.com/Micha213/BlueRetro-PS1-2-Receiver). What to order: 1 x PS2 plug from AliExpress 4 x 6mm M2 screws 4 x 2mm M2 heat set insert (3mm…
This work is heavily inspired by the great Kytor Industries shell, but has been remade entirely from scratch in order to fit my smaller printer bed. I chose to not have a top shell, as I like the look of the PCB, which doubles as a slot…
Only compatible with the Kaico GC Video adapter at the moment. I'll make it compatible with other adapters if you can provide me with the correct measurements.
This model allows you to securely mount a Picoboot as well as two switches into your Panasonic Q. You can use a bit of tape (as seen in the last photo) to level the pico, so that it rests flat on the metal shield. Switches are press fit.…
If you don't have or just don't want to use a Dremel, this jig is perfect to make a clean and precise cut. Add some flat sanding and you will be good to go in minutes!
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