alamone
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I purchased one of those Amuzy kiddie medal game cabs a while ago, thinking to use it for a project.
Well, I saw that there was a Retropie edition of Donut Dodo, so there's my project.
I basically gutted out the cabinet and put the following in:
- Raspberry Pi 4 with Retropie + Donut Dodo retropie edition, set to autoboot and output 240P using the VGA666 adapter on the GPIO.
- RGBHV to RGBS sync combiner (using the circuit on retrorgb). I was having problems until I moved the circuit closer to the Pi side, I guess too much cable length was causing issues.
- Sanwa lever and 24mm buttons, using a new polycarbonate sheet but reusing the metal control panel. It barely fits and I had to dremel out some of the green bezel.
- Daemonbite USB encoder for controls (the open source one, program on Arduino Pro Micro 5V
- Lepai Amp for the sound
I posted a pic and video on my twitter:
https://x.com/alamone/status/1925348401178452299
https://x.com/alamone/status/1925482947563700589
Well, I saw that there was a Retropie edition of Donut Dodo, so there's my project.
I basically gutted out the cabinet and put the following in:
- Raspberry Pi 4 with Retropie + Donut Dodo retropie edition, set to autoboot and output 240P using the VGA666 adapter on the GPIO.
- RGBHV to RGBS sync combiner (using the circuit on retrorgb). I was having problems until I moved the circuit closer to the Pi side, I guess too much cable length was causing issues.
- Sanwa lever and 24mm buttons, using a new polycarbonate sheet but reusing the metal control panel. It barely fits and I had to dremel out some of the green bezel.
- Daemonbite USB encoder for controls (the open source one, program on Arduino Pro Micro 5V
- Lepai Amp for the sound
I posted a pic and video on my twitter:
https://x.com/alamone/status/1925348401178452299
https://x.com/alamone/status/1925482947563700589
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