hitbyambulance
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i like the use of the mints tin as a project box.
He clearly states that he has a 3.3volt to 5v convertor, or battery pack, or external PSU.firefly2442 posted on Mar 22 2007 at 06:34 PM said:I noticed in your first picture that you don't have any batteries or a power source hooked up to it. How did you do the VUSB cable? Are you pulling 5V from the GP2X? Thanks.
Yah, but I found the connectors for $0.15 apiece, as long as you buy 500 and pay shipping from china, then have the electrical boards made up in a quantity and you can build BoB for ~$25-40 apiece easily (18-30 euros). I don't know why GPH has the head-up-the-ass syndrome, this would make a lot of money for them.jokeman posted on Mar 21 2007 at 03:43 AM said:of course... i don't think, anybody would spend 140,- for this box...
and that's why a private individual can't make money with such a project
but... as nubie always says: it isn't hard to make your own box... it's only time consuming
He clearly states that he has a 3.3volt to 5v convertor, or battery pack, or external PSU.
That is why on the second one it has 3.3v Out and 5v In, so he can connect the power conversion circuit externally, or a battery, or just plug in a 5v AC adaptor.
hehe... you should see the picture on top of the box... there is santa claus with a big heard-shaped balloon next to a mouse with a heard-balloon too.hitbyambulance posted on Mar 22 2007 at 08:50 PM said:i like the use of the mints tin as a project box.
well... that's the idea. but i only have the PSU at the momentnubie posted on Mar 23 2007 at 03:01 AM said:He clearly states that he has a 3.3volt to 5v convertor, or battery pack, or external PSU.
thx... i'll give it a try, when i have time for itnubie posted on Mar 23 2007 at 03:01 AM said:It is a USBDF01W5 made by SGS Thompson microelectronics
Edit: It appears that there is an Austrian Digikey.com website:
Anyone know if you can get this in the UK anywhere?jokeman posted on Mar 23 2007 at 08:37 AM said:thx... i'll give it a try, when i have time for itnubie posted on Mar 23 2007 at 03:01 AM said:It is a USBDF01W5 made by SGS Thompson microelectronics
Edit: It appears that there is an Austrian Digikey.com website:
Digikey UK:BenScar posted on Mar 25 2007 at 12:01 PM said:Anyone know if you can get this in the UK anywhere?jokeman posted on Mar 23 2007 at 08:37 AM said:thx... i'll give it a try, when i have time for itnubie posted on Mar 23 2007 at 03:01 AM said:It is a USBDF01W5 made by SGS Thompson microelectronics
Edit: It appears that there is an Austrian Digikey.com website:
Thought I'd found it at Farnells but I can't seem to find it now (which is annoying!)
Tried the usual place, Maplin, no luck there though (at least not the way I search )
Any ideas?
Thanks
I just found that myself as well!nubie posted on Mar 28 2007 at 07:49 PM said:Digikey UK:
http://dkc1.digikey.com/uk/digihome.html
I have no idea how this works internationally, but they do have a specific page for the UK, so that at least is something.