Handmade arcade machine. 32 inch screen, raspberry pi 4, 1tb ssd, sanwa controls
Hi! This is an Arduino Game System in Bartop Format. It's compatible with Arduboy (http://www.arduboy.com) and uses a modification of the recently uploaded Mini Arcade controller Components: OLED screen 2.42'' Arduino Pro Micro Board Two white leds Speaker/buzzer Mini switch (On/off) M2x6 screws for mounting the board, the screen and the controller. All case pieces fits well and don't need screwing or gluying. Inside the case there's a lot of room for mounting the circuits. For the main board i used a 70x30 mms solderboard (there's mounting holes for 70x50) and a bit of double sided tape for some other components I've feeded the circuit with a rechargeable 9V battery. As all arduinos you can feed by USB or any kind of battery. Not my intention doing here a electronics tutorial so visit the Arduino forums and the Arduboy community for tons of info an lot of people pleased to help. Recently i uploaded a Arduino Handheld based on same hardware but using a 1.3'' OLED screen. For more information about Arduboy Hardware and Games please visit http://community.arduboy.com And a little video showing the thing alive: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=APSXYWg92vU Hope you enjoy it!! Have fun!!
The arcade has been built completely from scratch, using raw pine wood. For some cutouts a workbee cnc was used.
Hi! This is an Arduino Game System in Bartop Format. It's compatible with Arduboy (http://www.arduboy.com) and uses a modification of the recently uploaded Mini Arcade controller (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2293054) Components: OLED screen 2.42'' Arduino Pro Micro Board Two white leds Speaker/buzzer Mini switch (On/off) M2x6 screws for mounting the board, the screen and the controller. All case pieces fits well and don't need screwing or gluying. Inside the case there's a lot of room for mounting the circuits. For the main board i used a 70x30 mms solderboard (there's mounting holes for 70x50) and a bit of double sided tape for some other components I've feeded the circuit with a rechargeable 9V battery. As all arduinos you can feed by USB or any kind of battery. Not my intention doing here a electronics tutorial so visit the Arduino forums and the Arduboy community for tons of info an lot of people pleased to help. Recently i uploaded a Arduino Handheld based on same hardware but using a 1.3'' OLED screen. (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:22833499) For more information about Arduboy Hardware and Games please visit http://community.arduboy.com And a little video showing the thing alive: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=APSXYWg92vU Hope you enjoy it!! Have fun!! | Download free and paid 3D printable STL files
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