jammaking me jealous
what cab ? naomi ?
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MisterJamma
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Newsdee
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There's a github repo: https://github.com/MisterJamma/DE10Jamma
Looks like early days though. Not sure if some of the intended changes to cores will be merged to the official repositories.
Looks like early days though. Not sure if some of the intended changes to cores will be merged to the official repositories.
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Wow! This is looking fantastic! I got a MiSTer + IO Board + J-PAC + audio amp combination working with my cocktail cab but all the extra components added expense & complexity. I’m tempted to give this a try. Thanks!Newsdee wrote: ↑Tue Aug 18, 2020 1:07 pm There's a github repo: https://github.com/MisterJamma/DE10Jamma
Looks like early days though. Not sure if some of the intended changes to cores will be merged to the official repositories.
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This one without IO board but with Usb Hub
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JudgeDrokk
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Good afternoon!
So, I posted a photo of my MiSTer a couple of months ago on the day I received it - but today I post a second picture with it actually switched on and playing JOTEGOs recent CORE - Bubble Bobble.
It seems sensible to show again as it has a 5" VGA screen in the case and it's a shame not to show it powered up. The case itself is almost 70 years old 'bakalite' which has been restored and re-purposed.
The MiSTer has a custom dual polarity power supply to feed the screen and D10 which have quite different voltage requirements.
The top speaker grille is 3d printed and is inspired by art deco speaker grilles of the 1950s.
It is a custom commission build by Bad Dog Designs in the UK.
So, I posted a photo of my MiSTer a couple of months ago on the day I received it - but today I post a second picture with it actually switched on and playing JOTEGOs recent CORE - Bubble Bobble.
It seems sensible to show again as it has a 5" VGA screen in the case and it's a shame not to show it powered up. The case itself is almost 70 years old 'bakalite' which has been restored and re-purposed.
The MiSTer has a custom dual polarity power supply to feed the screen and D10 which have quite different voltage requirements.
The top speaker grille is 3d printed and is inspired by art deco speaker grilles of the 1950s.
It is a custom commission build by Bad Dog Designs in the UK.
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My setup, with a bvm 20F1E, extron vga and a diy dac + amp + speaker combo. It's not finish, it needs a few more things but the essential is here.
My mister case just arrive, look good but it would have been better if it worked the way it should
My mister case just arrive, look good but it would have been better if it worked the way it should
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JudgeDrokk
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My new MiSTer for the livng room, for the more 'arcade' and 'console' experiences
- this is from Antonio Villena and features his own design IO board combining USB.
https://www.antoniovillena.es/store/
- this is from Antonio Villena and features his own design IO board combining USB.
https://www.antoniovillena.es/store/
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Do you have the slim or drive version? I'm thinking about getting the Drive version.
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Brettster
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Re: Show Us Your MiSTers
I have the Drive version, but there's only the Amiga core I've heard anything from, it's cool but waiting for floppys to load is torture lol
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I think the drive version is taller and has room for an internal SSD hard drive. Have you looked into installing an internal HD? I read there are two internal USB ports.
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I absolutely love Art Deco, and so I absolutely love this, too.
JudgeDrokk wrote: ↑Sat Aug 22, 2020 2:40 pm Good afternoon!
So, I posted a photo of my MiSTer a couple of months ago on the day I received it - but today I post a second picture with it actually switched on and playing JOTEGOs recent CORE - Bubble Bobble.
It seems sensible to show again as it has a 5" VGA screen in the case and it's a shame not to show it powered up. The case itself is almost 70 years old 'bakalite' which has been restored and re-purposed.
The MiSTer has a custom dual polarity power supply to feed the screen and D10 which have quite different voltage requirements.
The top speaker grille is 3d printed and is inspired by art deco speaker grilles of the 1950s.
It is a custom commission build by Bad Dog Designs in the UK.
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When I ordered my MiSTer I decided that a Digital IO board was perfectly adequate for my needs. "I'll never be one of those fools who gets suckered into falling for all this recent CRT hysteria".
So I recently decided that I absolutely must have CRT display for my MiSTer.
This popped recently up on NZ's equivalent of Ebay:
If I'm honest, my desk is too small for it... and I had to buy a new monitor stand made out of sheet steel to support its weight... and even this stand sags a little under the strain... and the speakers I bought to go with it turned out to be un-shielded and need to be kept as far away from it as my small desk doesn't really allow...
But, in spite of all of that, I simply don't care.
I'm now just waiting on a direct video DAC adapter in the post so that I can actually use it with my MiSTer! In the meantime I have KVM a switch - and have re-discovered the joy of computing at 1024x768 resolutions. Additionally, 4:3 Netflix shows look amazing on a CRT monitor.
So I recently decided that I absolutely must have CRT display for my MiSTer.
This popped recently up on NZ's equivalent of Ebay:
If I'm honest, my desk is too small for it... and I had to buy a new monitor stand made out of sheet steel to support its weight... and even this stand sags a little under the strain... and the speakers I bought to go with it turned out to be un-shielded and need to be kept as far away from it as my small desk doesn't really allow...
But, in spite of all of that, I simply don't care.
I'm now just waiting on a direct video DAC adapter in the post so that I can actually use it with my MiSTer! In the meantime I have KVM a switch - and have re-discovered the joy of computing at 1024x768 resolutions. Additionally, 4:3 Netflix shows look amazing on a CRT monitor.
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True that. Might need to move locations at some point. At least it isn't being crushed under the weight while I ponder.
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JudgeDrokk
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It's just so pretty when OFF or ON & I'm a big fan of the custom IO+USB board by Antonio.
BTW - Hello LEEDS - I'm on the Wakefield side of Barnsley.
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JudgeDrokk
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One day when the PS1 CORE might come and we need TBs of storage then the DRIVE version will be brilliant - so future proof now.
Till then - I put a 512gb card in mine.
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Brettster
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I thought the drive version is with the internal speaker so it can make floppy disk loading sounds? I dont see enough space in there for a Sata drive or any way to connect one
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Xbytez
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Re: Show Us Your MiSTers
From Antonio's website:
'This model has enough space on the bottom to fit a SSD, max 10mm height. SSD not included.'
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Hi all
After seeing Smoke Monsters tweet with the ipad screen up and running i knew what i had to.
I'm a big lover of the iMac and just love that it's all in one so i set about searching finally found an old 2010 broken iMac for sale on Facebook local to me as well, i took a chance on it as it didn't power on so didn't know if the screen was any good but it was £30 so had to give it ago.
Stripped it down found the lcd driver on eBay and patiently waited for it to arrive
Tested it with a snes mini and it looks great.
Next was to figure everything out i wanted it to do with it i wanted to use the power button on the rear to turn it all on and keep the Apple power supply (but failed with this in the end as it does not seem possible to get the power supply running with out the iMac logic board
Bought a 10 amp power supply as the screen requires 4 amps and i wanted to add a 1TB hdd to it as well.
Just about squeezed everything in!
I've managed to retain the original speakers and they sound pretty good also have managed to use the original headphone jack but when a headphone is plugged in the internal speakers still run so have got these switching off with a side mounted switch along with the lcd buttons and the 3 buttons on the Mister.
Have also added a Ethernet port located in the original hole at the rear.
Finally all up and running
Things to do
Figure out how to get the apple fan running so it pulls in cool air
Find some nicer side buttons maybe with symbols
Make use of the original sd card reader so i have easy access to the SD card if need be.
After seeing Smoke Monsters tweet with the ipad screen up and running i knew what i had to.
I'm a big lover of the iMac and just love that it's all in one so i set about searching finally found an old 2010 broken iMac for sale on Facebook local to me as well, i took a chance on it as it didn't power on so didn't know if the screen was any good but it was £30 so had to give it ago.
Stripped it down found the lcd driver on eBay and patiently waited for it to arrive
Tested it with a snes mini and it looks great.
Next was to figure everything out i wanted it to do with it i wanted to use the power button on the rear to turn it all on and keep the Apple power supply (but failed with this in the end as it does not seem possible to get the power supply running with out the iMac logic board
Bought a 10 amp power supply as the screen requires 4 amps and i wanted to add a 1TB hdd to it as well.
Just about squeezed everything in!
I've managed to retain the original speakers and they sound pretty good also have managed to use the original headphone jack but when a headphone is plugged in the internal speakers still run so have got these switching off with a side mounted switch along with the lcd buttons and the 3 buttons on the Mister.
Have also added a Ethernet port located in the original hole at the rear.
Finally all up and running
Things to do
Figure out how to get the apple fan running so it pulls in cool air
Find some nicer side buttons maybe with symbols
Make use of the original sd card reader so i have easy access to the SD card if need be.
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3 buttons are for the mister reset, user and menu top buttons is power off and on for the lcd then volume up and down, then menu and auto settings for the lcd and finally the bottom one mutes the speakers when you want to use headphones
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I made a metal case base on a amplifier case, there may be too much hot melt glue inside. 
It's very compact, no suit for IO Board. But I don' t have a CRT, so the IO Board is optional.
Please show your MiSTer too
It's very compact, no suit for IO Board. But I don' t have a CRT, so the IO Board is optional.
Please show your MiSTer too
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My MiST developed a fault so I thought about putting the MiSTer into its case as its such a lovely metal case. I only use CRT. I'll be putting one of those expensive, quiet fans in it (current one is a little noisy).
I'm sure some MiST owners won't be happy but I see it as a tribute. Some might see it as a scene from Alien!
I'm sure some MiST owners won't be happy but I see it as a tribute. Some might see it as a scene from Alien!
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buttersoft
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Awesome, i like that. Any chance you could share a parts list? I'd really like to find those buttons, for one...
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