Wow. You really stripped down the bad boy. Personally, I'd like to try and remove thegame cartridge and place the rp2040 there. I think it'd be a great fit in place a no-longer-needed piece.Funny you should ask, I'm actually still experimenting with how I want to finalize my PFly installs. See my 'cut' posts/question
Generic answer: Align the RP2040, on top of the shielding, as far to the right and top/up as you can without exceeding the shield (so as to not cover M9 (right) and not interfere with removal/installation of the motherboard (top/up)).
Bonus tip: Before you remove the heatsink, gently draw a line across the shield so you know exactly where the heatsink sits later on. (@lightninjay Definitive Guide worthy?)
That should be fine, I do mean upper-right though. Now be sure the wires\resistors are routed in a way that allows the heatsink to be installed\reinstalled.Wow. You really stripped down the bad boy. Personally, I'd like to try and remove thegame cartridge and place the rp2040 there. I think it'd be a great fit in place a no-longer-needed piece.
Just so we're in the same orientation. Is the red dot where you are advising I should place it?
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I guess we need to buy those holders. I can only imagine the blissfull feeling on soldering onto a non moving surfacewow you guys use pcb holders?
pffft I just use my deskI guess we need to buy those holders. I can only imagine the blissfull feeling on soldering onto a non moving surface
From my location I get 2pcs for 17.5.Has anyone here seen this. Idk if it's just me but it seems a bit much
https://a.aliexpress.com/_mrovhYC
If they did the work and made the chip then I wouldn't have a problem with the costFrom my location I get 2pcs for 17.5.
It's not much but i think it's pointless.
If they would have come up with this solution by themselves then it would have been a different story but this way it feels like cheating.
Edit: just saw that you have 2pcs aswell so it's the same thing
not about the chip though more about the firmware they are usingIf they did the work and made the chip then I wouldn't have a problem with the cost
Not bad on price but looks like no flex.Has anyone here seen this. Idk if it's just me but it seems a bit much
https://a.aliexpress.com/_mrovhYC
They didn’t make the hardware, maybe the made the pcbnot about the chip though more about the firmware they are using
someone people here took the time to make it work and figure out the issues
now they sell the hardware with preflashed firmware from someone else
thats the only issue i see and thats why im not willing to give them a cent
Yup and the flex is about $10Not bad on price but looks like no flex.
They didn’t make the hardware, maybe the made the pcb
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/100...9416817086174231722ef2ed!12000032236651539!shHas anyone here seen this. Idk if it's just me but it seems a bit much
https://a.aliexpress.com/_mrovhYC
Yup don't know what they trying to pull
Lol but still you can pay someone on Fiver to do all the work they did for next to nothingWell depends on what u see as "hardware" sure they didn't make the rp2040,resistor,caps,led,button.
But as hardware I meant the whole PCB
And not the components on it if u want to be that particular ;-)
Ask a specialist to repair it.Hello....i installed picofly and got no sd but the cables. When i was positioning the wires a solder point broken...and now my switch is dead...simple dont shiw any sign of life...is there any tip you can give me ...or if i have some way to fix it
0.3mm solder ball, hot air, and 0.1mm jumper wireHello....i installed picofly and got no sd but the cables. When i was positioning the wires a solder point broken...and now my switch is dead...simple dont shiw any sign of life...is there any tip you can give me ...or if i have some way to fix it