Game Boy Original Console (DMG-01) Capacitor Replacement Kit (All) - Game Boy. Set of capacitors to replace those on existing Game Boy Original Console (DMG-01). Includes full set of capacitors for either the original model or th ePlay it Loud version. Fixes many common issues including: Speakers: No sound, distorted sound, low volume. Raspberry Pi Zero/Gameboy DMG-01 Mod. Retrofitting a Raspberry Pi Zero inside the housing of the original Gameboy. Model Name: Comments: DMG-01: Game Boy: It is original Game Boy. It can be used by four AA batteries only for about 35 hours, and is the longest in the Game Boy series. But, In the Game Boy series, body size is biggest, and the display is worst. ♦ Price history in Japan.
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This kit contains all parts necessary to replace the miniature electrolytic capacitors in the original Game Boy handheld, model DMG-01.
For capacitor lists and maps, please see our Game Boy DMG-01 Wiki page.
Product history: 2019-10-13 - 1uf caps change to 3mm⌀ to for improved case closure
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Compatible Hardware
Nintendo Game Boy (DMG-01)
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I was inspired by the many Game Boy Zero builds on You Tube, but one in particular where the user used an original Game boy cart to house the micro SD card. I give the user props for a good functioning build, but with my ability to design PCBs and some more knowledge about getting hardware working I set out to build my own. My project is all working in prototype form except for the audio at this point because i didn't buy an audio amp board for prototyping. What I did is design a set of custom PCBs to replace the original GB PCBs and clean up the project significantly. Even though i was capable of designing the battery charger and audio amp circuits myself, I took the lazy route and leveraged some readily available designs from Adafruit and copied the Layout and schematics into my project. Specs, Original Game Boy DMG-01 Case. Custom Main PCB
Custom Cart PCB Custom Button PCB with extra X - Y buttons. Adafruit 3.2' SPI TFT screen Mono 2.5W amplifier Circuit 2000mA hour LiPo Battery Battery Charger circuit Main PCB Holds the Pi Zero in a cut out in the middle of the board. Bridges the Connections over to the Cart header for the Mircro SD card. Also bridges the required pins from the GPIO to the screen header. Has Micro USB port for charging. Has USB-A port for external devices. Holds the battery charger circuit and audio amp circuit. I will be using the basic PWM out gpio pin for audio. the audio on these games are pretty crude anyways. The battery connector sticks through one of the openings in the battery compartment with some modification to the opening. I decided not to try to bring out the HDMI port as it would have been very complicated and using a SPI screen the output of the HDMI is the same very low resolution of the built in screen. I am also using the extra GPIO pins for the buttons instead of using a USB device like the teensy. this eliminates the need for a USB hub if you want a USB port on the outside. Cart PCB replaces the cart board with a custom board that holds the Micro SD card. Replaces the card edge connector with a female 0.1 pin header. I will post pictures of the board layout software, but the actual implementation will become more clear once I have the boards on monday. Button PCB There were existing options for the DMG-01, but they only had A and B buttons, I used the super game girl board at first for prototyping, but it wasnt really designed for the DMG GB even though it was based on the original 2 button PCB--ABXY button pads didn't line up. I decided to make my own board specifically for the DMG GB with the extra X and Y buttons. I am selling the extra boards on Ebay. I received them today and have pictures. http://www.ebay.com/itm/231974209588?ss ... 1555.l2649
Pictures and video. Video of GPIO mapped buttons and Adafruit screen working in Prototype form.