omrawaley

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   by omrawaley 2mo ago

   Oh I think I've seen these on a couple Chinese handhelds. Currently the device uses a JST connector, but I'll definitely take a look at this. Thanks!
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   by omrawaley 2mo ago

   Thanks for the feedback! I might look into using pogo pins instead for the connector. That eliminates the pressure, but then requires a separate mechanical force to keep the parts in place. Besides the header/pins, there are also curre
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   by omrawaley 2mo ago

   Highly recommend checking out the YouTube overview video I published a few days ago! https://youtu.be/K3hrEtXDh0w?si=OnURRCTOfIf79xBN
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   Pocketbyte: Modular ESP32-S3 Pocket Computer for Games, Music, and PDA Stuff(pocketbyte.co)

   2 points by omrawaley 2mo ago|7 comments
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   by omrawaley 2mo ago

   This is a project I've been working on for over a year and a half now. It's an open-source modular pocket device based on the ESP32-S3. The entire bottom half can be swapped out with different modules like a gamepad, a Blackberry-