Recent content by bodgit

That Tigard board actually looks quite useful, and I can get one from Mouser along with everything else. There's no such thing as too many FTDI widgets!

This is what I found: https://www.mouser.co.uk/ProductDetail/575-8552200610003101 I haven't ordered one yet, but it looked like it should work if the pads are spaced correctly. This is what I was expecting to have to do; inject 5V into the board so the on-board regulator generates the 1.8V and...

I was curious how you're supplying power; I can't tell from the photo but it looks like you're using the same FTDI trinket that is used for programming the Neo Geo Diag PCBs which only supplies 3.3V or 5V, (at least the one I have anyway), and the CPLD is a 1.8V part. I found a Mill-Max part...

Project Neon MVS Batch #3 just dropped if anyone was waiting. Also +1 for Xeno Crisis, I think it's fantastic, I even have it on GBA for alien shootings on the go.

You can replace bad CRE401's with https://github.com/mourix/CRE401 if needed, it's slightly more than just a resistor array.

Neo Geo Memory Card now sold. Time Sleuths still available, I can probably print a case in a different colour if the orange is too off-putting.

My MV1B has one of the NEO-BUF bypass "patches" on the slot PCB, (the one on the main PCB is still present). According to https://wiki.neogeodev.org/index.php?title=NEO-BUF bypassing one/both of these, (it doesn't state which and sort of implies there's only one, when there's actually two), can...

That looks like a potentially lifted pad

It would likely be 32 if anything

My Assault is ready

Bought Xeno Crisis from Louis, it arrived superbly packed with so much pink bubble wrap and peanuts. A pleasure to deal with.

I've pinged the developer on Patreon as I'm a supporter so I'll see what they say.

I also noticed that Shapeways had disappeared but I still had the original STL files downloaded from when I had some shells made, so I uploaded them to printables: https://www.printables.com/model/1232708-time-sleuth-case

Did you end up just soldering onto the JTAG pads? I was looking to see if there was a pogo pin arrangement I could use.

I missed the opportunity to get one too, so I was going to ask if there are any plans to produce more or maybe open source the design.