i said it to them they already know it
hopelessly soon we find kits of "ribon cables" for use on pico, you now can buy the CPU one alone.
One question, it would be very difficult even cutting the Raspberry Pi Pico to make a variant
RP2040
pin 1(GP0)-2(GP1) - Reset
1-pin GND
2-pin 3V3
3- pin 29 - GP29 - ADC3
4- pin 28 - GP28 - ADC2
5- pin 27 - GP27 - L2C1 SCL - ADC1
6- pin 26 - GP26 - L2C1 SDA - ADC0
7- pin 15 - GP15 - L2C1 SCL - SPI1 TX
Rasperry Pi Pico
pin 1(GP0)-2(GP1) - Reset
1- pin 3 GND
2- pin 37 3V3
3- pin 29 - GP22 but this is only digital
4- pin 34 - GP28 - ADC2
5- pin 32 - GP27 - L2C1 SCL - ADC1
6- pin 31 - GP26 - L2C1 SDA - ADC0
7- pin 15 - GP11 - L2C1 SCL - SPI1 TX
Thanks again for your work, fascinating
i dont think it would be smart to cut it cause u have a multilayer board there and maybe missing some traces later on .
might work but u might have issues and a complete non functional board later on
Binki, regarding the SMD 47Ohm resistor, which form factor did you get? Is the 1206 "too big", so maybe a 0805?
u can use 1206 they are fine other users also posted a pic with them using them , but 0805 should be better since they are a little smaller
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i orderd 0805 for me
With the price of a Pico-zero being about $3, if you make anything above minimum wage, it’s not worth your time pondering this, much less doing any actual work. Pick up a zero. you’ll be glad you did!
I find myself agreeing with @Dee87 yet again. :-) I’m gonna try a little smaller to see what fits best.
That said, there’s plenty of space if you get a 1206. Check out the pics on page 34. You can hang them off a bit if you’d like. Ngl…They kinda look tough that way.
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@binkinator since u know almost everything :-)
whats the best tutorial for preparing ur sdcard for hekate ,should i use the hats pack from sthetix? or are ther better ones u know about ?
whats the best tutorial for preparing ur sdcard for hekate ,should i use the hats pack from sthetix? or are ther better ones u know about ?
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You should see how much I don’t know, man. Scary!
HATS will definitely work and I’ve used it myself on several occasions.
That said, I prefer to do them by hand so I know what breaks and how to fix.
Here’s a quick guide if you need everything in one place:
https://rentry.org/SwitchHackingIsEasy
Specifically this one since you’re on this thread! ;-)
https://rentry.org/MarikoEmuNAND
We were on page 100 two days ago and now since atmosphere is here we have bumped up to 12 
If it was easy for me, I would buy it and I would get rid of the above problems, but from my country it is difficult to import and
The board I have is the Pi Pico, the ADC3 can be obtained by following a microprocessor pin, what is connected there is a sensor Of temperature. The goal is to have other possibilities. Greetings
You can use the hats pack or look up alien retro future he has a pretty good vid on it
aha. I understand your situation. I think you are going to need different firmware to trigger the correct pins, no?
if the other pins are in the correct position maybe jut cut the line and move it to a otherpin that is not needed?
maybe like this yes?
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okay ill will use the hats pack first to try everything and then ill check the rest .-)
but ill go threw
https://rentry.org/MarikoEmuNAND
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