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Looks like Autumn has finally arrived in my neck of the woods! After numerous requests, I've added some new vibrant colourways to the MiSTER Pi Acrylic Shell I offer, shown here are the bold Helios Yellow and the fiery Lava Orange. I’ve also added the striking Mars Red to the lineup, which is available to view on the website. MiSTER Pi Helios Yello...

I've received numerous requests from my existing customers, who already use one of my transparent acrylic cases for their Terasic DE10-Nano MiSTer builds, to create a similar case for the MiSTER Pi. I'm pleased to announce that I've now done just that! So If you are looking for a transparent case to show off your MiSTER Pi stack I now have some pro...

The N64 SNAC 4 player adapters are available again on my web store, I've have now also updated the 3D printed case to match the Playstation SNAC adapter style.

I’ve produced a batch of the Nintendo N64 SNAC adapters and they are now available on my webstore.

If you are looking for some 4 player N64 gaming with the N64 core, you can buy one here:

https://misterfpga.co.uk/product/mister ... r-adapter/

I know some of you have been waiting for these to come back into stock, I have made another batch so they are available again now.

You can grab a one here MiSTerLaggy for MiSTer

segamemister wrote: ↑Tue Feb 27, 2024 10:54 pm

what happen

https://misterfpga.co.uk/

?

My hosting company last night migrated the website to a new upgraded server, so the website was down for a short time.

All live now

I have just finished a small run of the MiSTer Laggy Display Lag Tester's they are available on my web store now. MiSTer Laggy Display Lag Tester I have the stand alone sensor available if you already have the required USB type A to type C cable for connecting to the User Port, or you can optionally purchase the MiSTer Laggy with an included two me...

I just wanted to let everyone know that I am currently working on a batch of the MiSTer Laggy's. In keeping with my usual practice, I plan to donate a portion of the proceeds with wickerwaka the creator of board and software.

Edit:

Available Now

Lag Test Your Display With a MiSTer Laggy!

Yes! Now the Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W's are available again for a sensible price, I will produce another run for those who do not want to build themselves. If you wish to be emailed when a batch is ready drop me a message via my contact form on the website and I will add you to a notification list. However if you do wish to build your own MT32-Pi Lite...

Having received a number of requests from Digital IO board users to see if I could supply the neat MiSTer Addons DC Power Jumper, I reached out to Porkshop Express the designer and creator to purchase a batch for resale. These have now arrived and the MiSTer DC Power Jumper is available in my online store. So if you have a Digital IO board and want...

You can easily cut down the buttons included with the acrylic case to work with any IO board using different height pop switches. All you need is a sharp thin blade such as an exacto knife, and cut to size as required, you will see the buttons were designed to cut easily you will not need much pressure, it will leave a straight edge and can be then...

The voltage for rumble is not boosted, personally I can't really tell a difference between the strength of the rumble when boosted. All rumble functions work very well without issues. Have a look at the information in the Youtube video.

As the holiday season approaches, I would like to take a moment to thank you for your continued support of my store throughout the year. Your ongoing custom has been greatly appreciated! If you are planning on ordering MiSTer bits for Christmas delivery please see my last posting dates on the website, also the dates which I will be closed and takin...

I have just finished another small run of the MiSTer FPGA SNAC Playstation PSX Adapter they are available again on my web store now.

If you want a quick rundown on the adapter, just have a look at the New Retro Adventures PSX SNAC video on youtube.

Bunker wrote: ↑Wed Aug 31, 2022 12:40 pm
Nat where did you buy the Nixie tube clock in your picture?

It was a DIY solder it yourself kit without tubes which I purchased from PV Electronics I then managed to source a set of nixie tubes from Ukraine.

Is the 3D printed support for the RTC really needed if the mister will be in a case? No longer required at all, I see this image is from my website. I used to include them with all RTC boards I sold before cases for the MiSTer stack were easily available. I however left the 3D model STL files available on my website should anyone still wish to pri...

Thank you for your kind words and custom, your support is as ever always appreciated ❤️ Will definitely use again! I am grateful for the great service I received from MiSTerFPGA.co.uk and Nat, and the great piece of HW, and would like to wholeheartedly recommend this seller. A quick update, I've sent email notifications to those who messaged me and...

I have now received a fair few requests asking when the MiSTer Real Time Clock will be available again, the good news is I have received another batch of the chips used on this addon board, so I made a batch today. The RTCs are now back in stock on the web store, due to supply issues with the specific clock chip used on this board I only have a sma...

astr0creep wrote: ↑Thu Apr 28, 2022 9:45 pm Such a great service and all the products i

Thank you for your support!

Just a quick update, I have white and blue OLED versions of the mt32-pi HATs back in stock, yellow will be available again once more yellow OLEDs arrive.

Is your USB3 cable a known working recommended cable?

The mt32-pi wiki has a list.

https://github.com/dwhinham/mt32-pi/wik ... USB-cables

These are my boards, I took the pics of. So, what you are saying is the analog i/o board needs a jumper and pins, and the digital i/o needs a jumper? because the digital has pins Looking at the pictures of both your IO boards, the pin headers are sufficiently populated. You are not missing any required pins or jumpers/caps on either IO board. Are ...

Sounds like you have pretty much checked all the obvious areas which can cause an issue from the list in your first post. Additional troubleshooting steps I would try on your mt32-pi HAT are: Try a different USB cable (majority of display corruption issues are cable related) Reflow all solder joints on the rear of the OLED screens flexible ribbon c...

On my third attempt to get working SDRAM it finally happened - was ripped off first on amazon (a full refund and a sorry gift card), then sent faulty goods (returned), before finding @MiSTerFPGA_UK. 32MB is solid at 160Mhz so far, and they very kindly sent me a free heatsink and USB Wi-Fi dongle (which I needed), all for 20 quid, with tracked post...

Hi Rich,

I asked a while back, see here the twitter link below so it is indeed expected at some point.

https://twitter.com/AzumFpg/status/1466436886843596806

Edit:

The MiSTer PSX SNAC Adapters for the PSX core are now available on the web store.

Just a little show and tell, one of my customers sent a request for a custom acrylic case, they provided me with some lightly rose tinted transparent acrylic and all I had to do was cut a MiSTer case for them! Tinted-Rose-Acrylic-Case-MiSTer.jpg MiSTer-Rose-Tint-Acrylic.jpg Different variations of the MiSTer FPGA Acrylic Case are available on my we...

Schyz wrote: ↑Fri Apr 08, 2022 2:27 am Will you ever sell the MT32-Pi Lite assembled?

I have one of your regular MT32-PI hats and I'm very happy with it, but I was looking forward to something smaller in my desk.

Yes I will, as soon as they are ready I will add them to my web store and update with a post here.

I've had a large number of email requests over the last few weeks to make the mt32-pi lite PCB set available so others could build one for themselves. My long term intention was and still is to offer full kits, with all parts needed to build your own excluding the Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W. At the moment I am still waiting on a few more parts needed to...

Juri wrote: ↑Wed Mar 16, 2022 4:30 pm i meant the bare pcb, without components

I've had a large number of requests over the last couple of weeks for the mt32-pi lite PCB set, so I have just added them to my website for sale. The most difficult part for this build is actually finding an Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W in stock for a fair price!

See here:

mt32-pi lite PCB set for MiSTer

rhester72 wrote: ↑Thu Feb 24, 2022 4:12 am Nat is easily the most generous, honest, and fair seller out there.

Thanks for the very kind words, and also your generosity!

Enjoy the the awesomeness that is the mt32-pi on MiSTer

The SN74LVC1G04DBVR inverter is fine for use as U3 when building the v2.9 SDRAM