@Vince didnt think of a boom, that might be the next upgrade to this, nice idea. I need to track down a R47 inductor for this water damaged inductor, all teh fets seem fine and i cant see any other other damage around the damaged inductor, so fingers crossed i might actually have fixed something
@Vince I think I would go for the clicky buttons, how extra would this cost?All of the bits for this build are now on the way Excited to build another gameboy with all the goodies! we are talking q5, lipo mods, full recap, amp/speaker, flash cart, shell, buttons... the whole hog
What about internal LED kits and clicky buttons? do we want switch like uprated buttons and internal led mods? - Do they even do them on the colour let me see
Edit: mod kits for LED are a big fat yes, there are plenty of options on that. Just on the clicky button hunt the GBA mod kit might work but we shall take a closer look. Mind you it starts stacking up in cost pretty quickly - The screen alone is like £50 but worth every penny
No I didn’t, the wife has had me painting decorating all hobbies have been on hold for the next few weeks.
I need to sit down with the card and make sure it’s just the inductor, nothing can be that simple of a fix.
R47 is likely to means 0.47 ohms I think, in this caseAre you certain it's an inductor? Inductors are usually marked on the board with code "L", code R is possibly a resistor.
It'll be R47 on the schematics, the numbers are usually just references for the schematics rather than a value.R47 is likely to means 0.47 ohms I think, in this case
Ah, you're talking about one of the larger ones with r47 actually stamped on the part?It’s definitely an inductor.
@Vince received your package.. thank you very much!!! you're a star..
I managed to fit the shoulder button and the 2 thumb sticks without any drama. No photos as it would be mainly of my thumbs, all twelve of them!!
Hopefully I didn't break them while in there, (see below! ) .. I will test them later when I see my son, and I can get access to his switch!)
However... I'm not sure I can use the rail you sent.. It appears to be broken (have something missing?), and I can't find any 'extra' plastic in the envelope.. so i'm not sure it happened in transit..
the original is on the left, and the one you sent is on the right..
is the original in situ, so you can see the little plastic hole holds the rail bracket into the joycon.
While in there (like an ijit!) I also did this..
to the ribbon lock connector, so i'm now in doubt whether even if I get a new rail part it will work, as that looks very 'not' connected
do you reckon the ^^ is fixable? or is it a whole new mainboard for the joycon?
Thanks again for sending the bits, and I still need to pass some beer tokens the other way, so please do let me know the easiest way to do that for you.
R.
oh the actual rail broke? I see what you mean now... how random I am 100% that that was good when I sent it. Well that sucks let me have a look I think I probably have some more. Test it with that rail regardless though see if it fixes your issue. Also that connector on the board is pretty easy to swap over for a not broken one it is surface mount though.
@Vince apparently some people in China installed/soldered 32gb ram in the Ally. Any idea where to buy from?
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Very tempting, as soon as a few people have done it and there are no issues, I may give you a shout.