How to Add a Power Button to Your Raspberry Pi (+ FLIRC Case Install!) Howchoo 2019-08-18 | In this video, I'll teach you how to build your own Raspberry Pi power button, allowing you to shut your Pi down safely! I'll also show you how to install it in a FLIRC (or other Raspberry Pi) case. This will work with any Raspberry Pi model (Raspberry Pi 4, 3, Zero, etc.)---● View the full text/photo guide on howchoo:howchoo.io/raspberry-pi-power-button● Everything you'll need (direct links):1. Premade button: howchoo.io/pi-power-button-yt- OR -1. Normally Open (NO) momentary button: amzn.to/2HdRlq42. Jumper wires: amzn.to/33GlsQH3. Soldering iron: amzn.to/2KGN7JC4. Solder: amzn.to/2HcB3xP5. Raspberry Pi 3 FLIRC case (optional): amzn.to/31NC8736. Raspberry Pi 4 FLIRC case (optional): amzn.to/328YOQw● Or, see all products in our Amazon List:amazon.com/shop/howchoo?listId=2OCU1R5RFDWXE● Build your own 3D-printed soldering fume extractor:howchoo.io/diy-solder-fume-extractor● Raspberry Pi 4 EEPROM/bootloader:Download link: drive.google.com/file/d/1hrnzADQf_vjfl-KAFii-ro7_9_kkq3Jm/viewRelease notes: raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=117&t=246027● Theme song:"Microchip" by Jason Farnham from the YouTube Audio Library.● Affiliate link/advertising notice: I am a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to AMAZON Sites. When you click on an Amazon link above and buy something through Amazon, Amazon may give me a small commission.
Kodi + Raspberry Pi: How to Build Your Own Raspberry Pi Media Center! Howchoo 2020-12-22 | In this video, I’ll show you how to install Kodi on the Raspberry Pi computer in order to build your own media center. Kodi is free, open-source media center software that allows you to stream movies, TV shows, music, and more! The Raspberry Pi connects directly to your TV or monitor.---● See the full guide (+ parts list):howchoo.com/kodi/install-kodi-on-your-raspberry-pi● What you'll need (direct links to Amazon):1. Raspberry Pi 4 Model B: amzn.to/3nUkJ802. Raspberry Pi 4 power supply: amzn.to/2Jd32S93. Raspberry Pi 4 Flirc case: amzn.to/34BCPV44. MicroSD card, 64GB: amzn.to/38lsmhe5. HDMI cable: amzn.to/2WJXWzP6. Micro HDMI adapter: amzn.to/37FoOHC7. Wireless Pi keyboard/mouse (optional): amzn.to/38tZHa4● Guides/videos mentioned:Install Kodi on RetroPie: howchoo.com/kodi/how-to-install-kodi-on-retropieInstall Kodi on Amazon Fire TV Stick (Firestick): howchoo.com/firestick/how-to-install-kodi-on-firestickRaspberry Pi Power Button (Video): youtube.com/watch?v=wVnMZ4DXDNoRaspberry Pi Power Button (Guide): howchoo.com/g/mwnlytk3zmm/how-to-add-a-power-button-to-your-raspberry-piFurlexa, My Amazon Echo Furby (Video): youtube.com/watch?v=aCOsM-4NEKsAdventurePi (Video): youtube.com/watch?v=UJyR60wn1Ec● Kodi iOS/Android remote control apps:Official Kodi Remote (iOS): apps.apple.com/us/app/official-kodi-remote/id520480364Kore, Official Kodi Remote (Android): play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.xbmc.kore&hl=en_US&gl=US● Theme song:"Microchip" by Jason Farnham from the YouTube Audio Library.● Affiliate link/advertising notice: I am a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to AMAZON Sites. When you click on an Amazon link above and buy something through Amazon, Amazon may give me a small commission.
Raspberry Pi 400: Unboxing, Review, Teardown, and DIY 000 Option! Howchoo 2020-11-11 | In this video, I'll introduce you to the Raspberry Pi 400: The official Raspberry Pi all-in-one keyboard. Inside the keyboard is a modified Raspberry Pi 4. Join me for an unboxing, review, teardown, and even a DIY Raspberry Pi Zero-based model that I made a while back!---See my full build guide for the "000" DIY version: howchoo.com/g/zgmzytq1mmy/raspberry-pi-in-official-pi-keyboard● Mentioned in the video (in order of appearance)[03:17:23] Best Raspberry Pi Books for Beginners: howchoo.com/pi/best-raspberry-pi-beginners-books[08:01:08] Raspberry Pi Power Button (Video): youtube.com/watch?v=wVnMZ4DXDNo[08:01:08] Raspberry Pi Power Button (Guide): howchoo.com/g/mwnlytk3zmm/how-to-add-a-power-button-to-your-raspberry-pi[11:27:02] DIY Version Build Guide: howchoo.com/g/zgmzytq1mmy/raspberry-pi-in-official-pi-keyboard[13:57:02] AdventurePi DIY Arcade Cabinet (Video): youtube.com/watch?v=UJyR60wn1Ec[13:57:02] AdventurePi DIY Arcade Cabinet (Guide): howchoo.com/g/y2fkodu2ymj/adventurepi-portable-raspberry-pi-arcade[15:46:00] More Pi Guides on Howchoo: howchoo.com/pi● Buy the Raspberry Pi 400 (full kit, ~$100):1. Canakit: canakit.com/raspberry-pi-400-desktop-computer-kit.html?cid=usd2. Sparkfun: sparkfun.com/products/173773. Adafruit: adafruit.com/product/4796● Buy the Raspberry Pi 400 (standalone keyboard, ~$70):1. Canakit: canakit.com/raspberry-pi-400.html?cid=usd2. Sparkfun: sparkfun.com/products/173763. Adafruit: adafruit.com/product/4795● Theme song:"Microchip" by Jason Farnham from the YouTube Audio Library.● Affiliate link/advertising notice: I am a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to AMAZON Sites. When you click on an Amazon link above and buy something through Amazon, Amazon may give me a small commission.
How to Add a Power LED to Your Raspberry Pi Project! Howchoo 2020-01-21 | In this short video, I'll show you how to add an LED power indicator/status light to your Raspberry Pi project, letting you know when it's powered and when it's safe to unplug your Pi. This project works with any Raspberry Pi model. :)---● See the full guide (+ parts list):howchoo.com/g/ytzjyzy4m2e/build-a-simple-raspberry-pi-led-power-status-indicator● What you'll need (direct links to Amazon):1. Any Raspberry Pi: amzn.to/2TQPmiu2. Soldering iron: amzn.to/2RfcIgo3. 330ohm resistor: amzn.to/2TJmDME4. Solder: amzn.to/37lMSgk5. LED, blue, 3mm: amzn.to/2RcD6HA6. Jumper wires: amzn.to/2RBFpTE7. (Optional) Illuminated button: amzn.to/37gTufE8. (Optional) Premade LED assembly: amzn.to/30E9S7E● Guides/videos mentioned:Raspberry Pi Power Button (Video): youtube.com/watch?v=wVnMZ4DXDNoRaspberry Pi Power Button (Guide): howchoo.com/g/mwnlytk3zmm/how-to-add-a-power-button-to-your-raspberry-piShowed the Pi Cart in the beginning: youtube.com/watch?v=qtncE0naDw8● Theme song:"Microchip" by Jason Farnham from the YouTube Audio Library.● Affiliate link/advertising notice: I am a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to AMAZON Sites. When you click on an Amazon link above and buy something through Amazon, Amazon may give me a small commission.
Build Your Own Live NHL Scoreboard with Raspberry Pi! Howchoo 2019-12-22 | In this episode, I'll show you how to build your own DIY NHL scoreboard that automatically displays live game data for your favorite hockey team!The purpose of this video is not only to combine hockey and technology, but to teach you how to work with and control LED panels using a Raspberry Pi computer. Armed with this knowledge, you can create all kinds of displays. :) This is a very easy, mostly plug-and-play project that takes less than an hour to complete.---● See the full guide (+ parts list):howchoo.com/g/otvjnwy4mji/diy-raspberry-pi-nhl-scoreboard-led-panel● Special thanks:Thanks riffinshred for creating the NHL-LED-Scoreboard Library, which is core to this project: github.com/riffnshred/nhl-led-scoreboard● What you'll need:1. Raspberry Pi Zero WH (With Header): adafruit.com/product/37082. 3D printer (optional) - my recommendation: amzn.to/3940MVg3. Adafruit 64x32 RGB LED Matrix (5mm pitch): adafruit.com/product/22774. Adafruit RGB Matrix Bonnet: adafruit.com/product/32115. 5V 4A switching power supply: amzn.to/36XnSLx6. MicroSD card, 16GB MicroSD card, 16GB: amzn.to/2Q6DuWs7. Small metric bolt and nut set: amzn.to/2QlFFWj8. Standoff kit (optional): amzn.to/2ZhbVOm● Guides/videos mentioned:Housing 3D Model: thingiverse.com/thing:3779303Power Button Video: youtube.com/watch?v=wVnMZ4DXDNoPower Button Guide: howchoo.com/g/mwnlytk3zmm/how-to-add-a-power-button-to-your-raspberry-piRaspberry Pi Christmas Tree: youtube.com/watch?v=qYPVvifMGuo● Theme song:"Microchip" by Jason Farnham from the YouTube Audio Library.● Affiliate link/advertising notice: I am a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to AMAZON Sites. When you click on an Amazon link above and buy something through Amazon, Amazon may give me a small commission.
AdventurePi: The Ultimate DIY Raspberry Pi Portable Arcade Cabinet! Howchoo 2019-11-07 | In this episode, I'll teach you how to build your own AdventurePi, the ultimate DIY Raspberry Pi portable arcade cabinet! The AdventurePi is a DIY portable retro gaming rig that uses RetroPie to emulate a variety of classic video game consoles. It's comprised of a rugged, waterproof hard case that houses a portable display, Raspberry Pi computer, battery pack, controllers, and optional arcade controls.---● See the full guide (+ parts list):howchoo.com/g/y2fkodu2ymj/adventurepi-portable-raspberry-pi-arcade● See the "Arcade Edition" build guide (+ parts list):howchoo.com/g/zji3mmziowu/adventurepi-arcade-edition-insert● Amazon US - What you'll need:1. Nanuk 910 hard case: amzn.to/2PR66nR - OR, Nanuk 915 hard case (easier): amzn.to/2WTsXAW2. SunFounder 13.3" IPS Raspberry Pi display: amzn.to/2NlQdUY3. iMuto 30000mAh portable power bank: amzn.to/33ogoQj4. Raspberry Pi 3 B+: amzn.to/2WP9Sj65. Raspberry Pi 3 Flirc case: amzn.to/2PPZbLP6. MicroSD card: amzn.to/34Fm5Ka7. Slim Micro USB FPV cable: amzn.to/2PUBPoc8. Slim HDMI FPV cable: amzn.to/2WQHVY49. Box cutter: amzn.to/2NHEZsQ10. Velcro: amzn.to/34zeGMf● Amazon US - Everything you'll need for the "Arcade Edition" insert:1. Arcade button/joystick USB kit, illuminated, red (LED): amzn.to/32oQpXR2. Cordless drill: amzn.to/32qsrLI3. Hole saw bit, 1-1/8": amzn.to/2pR8i4j4. Hole saw bit, 1": amzn.to/2rmgF8x5. Screwdriver, Phillips: amzn.to/36zurol6. Small metric bolt and nut set: amzn.to/2CnugOM7. Sanwa Denshi detachable shaft joystick (JLFD-TP-8YT): arcadeshock.com/products/sanwa-denshi-jlfd-tp-8yt-detachable-shaft-joystick8. Nanuk 910 waterproof panel kit: govets.com/maintenance-repair-and-operations/furniture/plasticase-inc-cases-666365010414-281-10909b18● Or, see all products in our Amazon US List:AdventurePi: amazon.com/shop/howchoo?listId=6561CYMHQHVTArcade Edition insert: amazon.com/shop/howchoo?listId=2YNRD1NF9X1T5● Amazon UK - What you'll need:1. Nanuk 910 hard case: amzn.to/34D1LZS OR, Nanuk 915 hard case (easier): amzn.to/36IEd7t2. SunFounder 13.3" IPS Raspberry Pi display: sunfounder.com/sunfounder-13-3inch-ips-display.html3. iMuto 30000mAh portable power bank: amzn.to/2WQOjPg4. Raspberry Pi 3 B+: amzn.to/2Chq0Aw5. Raspberry Pi 3 Flirc case: amzn.to/2PSwDBf6. MicroSD card: amzn.to/2NHFV0k7. Slim Micro USB FPV cable: amzn.to/2oYAO3C8. Slim HDMI FPV cable: amzn.to/2JSZf9K9. Box cutter: amzn.to/2qwVgIZ10. Velcro: amzn.to/2PR7uH5● Amazon UK - Everything you'll need for the "Arcade Edition" insert:1. Arcade button/joystick USB kit, illuminated, red (LED): amzn.to/2pEcvs62. Cordless drill: amzn.to/36ECAb43. Hole saw bit, 1-1/8": amzn.to/2pMDodi4. Hole saw bit, 1": amzn.to/2WLUbt85. Screwdriver, Phillips: amzn.to/2pDLFAp6. Small metric bolt and nut set: amzn.to/32ndPgb7. Sanwa Denshi detachable shaft joystick (JLFD-TP-8YT): arcadeshock.com/products/sanwa-denshi-jlfd-tp-8yt-detachable-shaft-joystick8. Nanuk 910 waterproof panel kit: govets.com/maintenance-repair-and-operations/furniture/plasticase-inc-cases-666365010414-281-10909b18● Mentioned in the video (in order of appearance):[1:13:23] Full Guide: howchoo.com/g/y2fkodu2ymj/adventurepi-portable-raspberry-pi-arcade[2:22:18] Sunfounder 13.3" Display Review: howchoo.com/g/mgqwzgyyyzq/sunfounder-13-3-inch-raspberry-pi-monitor-ips-display[3:50:23] RetroPie Setup Guide: howchoo.com/g/n2qyzdk5zdm/build-your-own-raspberry-pi-retro-gaming-rig[5:25:10] Raspberry Pi Power Button Guide: howchoo.com/g/mwnlytk3zmm/how-to-add-a-power-button-to-your-raspberry-pi#comments[5:25:10] Raspberry Pi Power Button Video: youtube.com/watch?v=wVnMZ4DXDNo[7:01:15] Full "Arcade Edition" Insert Build Guide: howchoo.com/g/zji3mmziowu/adventurepi-arcade-edition-insert[10:01:02] Ender 3 Review Guide: howchoo.com/g/ytbizjaxzjk/creality-ender-3-3d-printer-review[10:05:03] Joystick holder model on Thingiverse: thingiverse.com/thing:3948361[10:30:03] Howchoo on Facebook: facebook.com/howchoo● Theme song:"Microchip" by Jason Farnham from the YouTube Audio Library."Adventure Time" intro by the amazing Shemi :)● Affiliate link/advertising notice: I am a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to AMAZON Sites. When you click on an Amazon link above and buy something through Amazon, Amazon may give me a small commission.
How to Add an OctoPrint Touchscreen to Any 3D Printer (Ender 3 + Others!) Howchoo 2019-09-19 | In this episode, I'll teach you how to add a touchscreen to any 3D printer for use with OctoPrint, further improving your 3D printing experience. As an example, I'll be adding the OctoPrint touchscreen to my Creality Ender 3 -- but this video will work for any 3D printer that supports OctoPrint. I'll cover everything from hardware to software to what you'll need!---● See my full OctoPrint touchscreen guide on howchoo:howchoo.io/full-octoprint-touchscreen-guide● See my Ender 3-specific OctoPrint touchscreen guide:howchoo.io/ender-3-octoprint-touchscreen● US - Everything you'll need (direct links to Amazon US):1. Adafruit 3.5" PiTFT Plus touchscreen: amzn.to/309W0Vq2. Raspberry Pi 3B+: amzn.to/309pcMh3. 40mm USB fan: amzn.to/309peUp4. Blue PLA filament: amzn.to/2QruTkC● UK - Everything you'll need (direct links to Amazon UK):1. Adafruit 3.5" PiTFT Plus touchscreen: amzn.to/2Aw9BqV2. Raspberry Pi 3B+: amzn.to/2AsB4d93. 40mm USB fan: amzn.to/2No3wp94. Blue PLA filament: amzn.to/2ApUTSv● Or, see all products in our Amazon US List:amazon.com/shop/howchoo?listId=1Q2ZTDBJJ0Z8R● Check out my review of the Creality Ender 3:howchoo.io/creality-ender-3-review● Guides mentioned in the video (in order of appearance):[0:40] Full guide: howchoo.io/full-octoprint-touchscreen-guide[2:23] Install OctoPrint: howchoo.io/how-to-install-octoprint[3:12] Back up Raspberry Pi (Windows): howchoo.io/back-up-raspberry-pi-windows[3:12] Back up Raspberry Pi (Mac): howchoo.io/back-up-raspberry-pi-mac[12:04] Control a Raspberry Pi fan via GPIO: howchoo.io/raspberry-pi-gpio-fan[13:48] Power your Raspberry Pi using your 3D printer: howchoo.io/power-raspberry-pi-from-3d-printer● 3D models mentioned:Ender 3 touchscreen housing model: thingiverse.com/thing:3030160If using a Raspberry Pi 4, also print this remix: thingiverse.com/thing:4184628Adafruit/Ruiz Bros. freestanding housing: thingiverse.com/thing:1601055● Theme song:"Microchip" by Jason Farnham from the YouTube Audio Library.● Affiliate link/advertising notice: I am a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to AMAZON Sites. When you click on an Amazon link above and buy something through Amazon, Amazon may give me a small commission.
How to Wire a Relay Module for a Raspberry Pi Howchoo 2019-07-25 | This short video shows how to wire a relay module for a Raspberry Pi.---See the full guide: howchoo.com/g/m2qwmte5nzk/how-to-use-a-relay-with-a-raspberry-pi
Retroflag GPi Setup: Everything You Need to Know to Get Playing! Howchoo 2019-06-15 | In this comprehensive video, I'll teach you how to set up, configure, and use the Retroflag GPi CASE: the first commercially-available Raspberry Pi Game Boy. I'll cover everything from assembly to ROM installation to battery recommendations and more!---● View the full text/photo setup guide: howchoo.io/retroflag-gpi-setupHaven't been able to get your own GPi yet? Don't give up, new batches are shipping soon! Feel free to watch this video anyways so that you can learn more about the GPi and be ready. :) If you have any questions, post in the comments and I'll answer them right away.● Everything you'll need (direct links to Amazon):1. RetroFlag GPi: amzn.to/2MOcDjt2. Raspberry Pi Zero W: amzn.to/2MRtRfM3. 32GB Micro SD card: amzn.to/2WJpfI84. Micro SD card reader: amzn.to/2MPsfmQ5. NiMH AA batteries: amzn.to/2RfWbqJ● Or, see all products in our Amazon List:amazon.com/shop/howchoo?listId=333TV8IJC07PP● Check out my GPi review guide:howchoo.io/retroflag-gpi-review● Where to find RetroPie ROMs:howchoo.com/g/otiwyjhlnzb/where-to-find-roms-for-retropie● The GBZ35 theme and how to install it:howchoo.com/g/mju0otjhy2m/retropie-themes#gbz35● Check out my other GPi guides in the gpi interest on howchoo:howchoo.com/h/gpi● Theme song:"Microchip" by Jason Farnham from the YouTube Audio Library.● Affiliate link/advertising notice: I am a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to AMAZON Sites. When you click on an Amazon link above and buy something through Amazon, Amazon may give me a small commission.
Retroflag GPi Review: The Raspberry Pi Game Boy Weve Been Waiting For! Howchoo 2019-06-07 | ● [NOW AVAILABLE] BUY THE GPi ON AMAZON: amzn.to/2K2mu31If it sells out, bookmark that link and check back often as new batches are expected soon.This is our review for the Retroflag GPi CASE, the first commercially-available Raspberry Pi Game Boy! We'll cover how the GPi works, potential mods, power options, and an in-depth analysis of each core feature. And this thing packs a punch!Step aside custom Game Boy Zero builds, the $69.99 Retroflag GPi CASE was just released on June 11th, 2019.---Don't forget to subscribe to catch all our upcoming GPi content!● Everything you'll need (direct links to Amazon):1. RetroFlag GPi: amzn.to/2K2mu312. Raspberry Pi Zero W: amzn.to/2Wogtzc3. 32GB Micro SD card: amzn.to/2ImsrV64. Micro SD card reader: amzn.to/2WPErHP5. NiMH AA batteries: amzn.to/2IoT7V5● Or, see all products in our Amazon List:amazon.com/shop/howchoo?listId=333TV8IJC07PP● Text/photo version of review:howchoo.io/retroflag-gpi-review● (NEW) Full GPi setup and usage guide:howchoo.io/retroflag-gpi-setup● Theme song:"Microchip" by Jason Farnham from the YouTube Audio Library.● Affiliate link/advertising notice: I am a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to AMAZON Sites. When you click on an Amazon link above and buy something through Amazon, Amazon may give me a small commission.
Game Wont Save? How to Change Your Game Boy, NES, SNES, or N64 Cartridge Battery! Howchoo 2019-04-27 | Did you know that many of your retro gaming cartridges contain a battery that allows your games to remain saved? When this battery dies, your game save files will no longer work.In this video, I'll show you how to replace your game cartridge battery in minutes -- for your Nintendo Game Boy, NES, SNES, N64, Sega Genesis, or any other system that uses volatile memory storage in its games.---● What you'll need (direct links to Amazon):[Game Boy] CR2025 battery with presoldered tabs: amzn.to/2DAr2sC[NES, SNES, N64, Genesis] CR2032 battery with presoldered tabs: amzn.to/2GJp5f7Security screwdriver set: amzn.to/2DCknxMSoldering iron: amzn.to/2VpbC4vSolder sucker: amzn.to/2J0t8oXSolder: amzn.to/2VAMd89Helping hands: amzn.to/2VvMTeJ● Full battery change guides on howchoo:Game Boy: howchoo.com/g/ody3ztq0ywe/how-to-change-your-game-boy-game-cartridge-batteryN64: howchoo.com/g/zwu5ogm1ndg/nintendo-64-cartridge-save-battery-change● More retro gaming guides:Check out more retro gaming guides on howchoo: howchoo.com/h/retrogaming● Theme song:"Microchip" by Jason Farnham from the YouTube Audio Library.● Affiliate link/advertising notice: I am a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to AMAZON Sites. When you click on an Amazon link above and buy something through Amazon, Amazon may give me a small commission.
Build Your Own 3D-Printed Nintendo Switch Arcade Cabinet! Howchoo 2019-04-19 | In this video, I'll teach you how to build your own Nintendo Switch mini arcade cabinet using a 3D printer and some other basic electronics. This cabinet will even charge your Switch while you play!---Don't have a 3D printer? No problem! Check out the full guide below for other printing options.● Full guide + parts list/links:howchoo.com/g/otq1yjrlztq/3d-printed-nintendo-switch-arcade-cabinet● What you'll need (direct links to Amazon):3D printer (I recommend the Ender 3): amzn.to/2PggqUlNintendo Switch: amzn.to/2ItLgIxLENTION 4-in-1 USB-C hub: amzn.to/2IrYRQDAC Infinity 80mm USB fan: amzn.to/2Iq9xPLUSB-C AC adapter, 3A: amzn.to/2Xr2TvJUSB-C extension, panel mount: amzn.to/2UJCKLPDual USB extension cable, panel mount: amzn.to/2Xk04MYUSB-C 90 degree adapter, male to female: amzn.to/2DjkBKk3D printing filament, PLA, gray: amzn.to/2XsNXxtSuper glue: amzn.to/2Xm43bZ● Theme song:"Microchip" by Jason Farnham from the YouTube Audio Library.● Affiliate link/advertising notice: I am a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to AMAZON Sites. When you click on an Amazon link above and buy something through Amazon, Amazon may give me a small commission.
The Official Pi Cart Build Video! A Raspberry Pi Retro Gaming Rig in an NES Cartridge [Full Build] Howchoo 2019-03-08 | Build your own Raspberry Pi retro gaming rig inside an original Nintendo cartridge for maximum portability and awesomeness. :) This is the official build video for the first ever PiCart guide!---● Full guide:howchoo.com/g/mti0oge5nzk/pi-cart-a-raspberry-pi-retro-gaming-rig-in-an-nes-cartridge● Tools and materials:howchoo.com/g/mti0oge5nzk/pi-cart-a-raspberry-pi-retro-gaming-rig-in-an-nes-cartridge#parts-list● Install RetroPie:howchoo.com/g/n2qyzdk5zdm/build-your-own-raspberry-pi-retro-gaming-rig● RetroPie bluetooth controllers:howchoo.com/g/mjcxyzcymjj/using-a-wireless-bluetooth-controller-with-retropie● Add a Pi status LED:howchoo.com/g/ytzjyzy4m2e/build-a-simple-raspberry-pi-led-power-status-indicator● Add a Pi power button:howchoo.com/g/mwnlytk3zmm/how-to-add-a-power-button-to-your-raspberry-piator● See more Pi guides on howchoo:howchoo.com/h/pi
Super Gamepad Zero: RetroPie in an Original Super Nintendo Controller! Howchoo 2018-10-22 | Who needs a Raspberry Pi case when your controller can be this case? In this sequel to my original NES Gamepad Zero video, I'll teach you how to put a Raspberry Pi computer into an original SNES controller for mad retro gaming emulation using RetroPie!---View the full guide on howchoo: howchoo.com/g/ztc4mjy5ywy/super-gamepad-zero-retropie-in-an-original-super-nintendo-controllerLinks to tools, materials, and filament you'll need: howchoo.com/g/ztc4mjy5ywy/super-gamepad-zero-retropie-in-an-original-super-nintendo-controller#parts-listAdding an LED to your Super Gamepad Zero: howchoo.com/g/ztc4mjy5ywy/super-gamepad-zero-retropie-in-an-original-super-nintendo-controller#add-a-power-led-optionalLink to STL: thingiverse.com/thing:2509760
OctoPrint: Control Your 3D Printer Remotely Using a Raspberry Pi! Howchoo 2018-08-28 | In this video, I'll teach you how to install, configure, and use OctoPrint (AKA OctoPi) with your Raspberry Pi, allowing you to control your 3D printer and print things remotely!---● Full guide + parts list/links:howchoo.com/g/y2rhnzm3odz/control-your-3d-printer-with-octoprint-and-raspberry-pi● What you'll need (direct links to Amazon):Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+: amzn.to/2QyrIUB- OR -Raspberry Pi 4: amzn.to/2v4chfSRaspberry Pi camera: amzn.to/2D61RO2Raspberry Pi camera extension cable, 610mm: amzn.to/2ImBHKjShort mini USB to USB cable: amzn.to/2IjmcD7MicroSD card, 32GB: amzn.to/2D5a7OrMicroSD card reader: amzn.to/2Kk0LodRaspberry Pi power supply: amzn.to/2MhRVbt(Optional) XT60 cable used to power my Pi from my Ender 3: howchoo.com/shop/product/xt60-y-splitter-cable-3-pack● NEW! Add a touchscreen to OctoPrint:youtube.com/watch?v=6OP2c-GQFu4● Power your Raspberry Pi using your 3D printer's PSU:howchoo.com/g/zjm0zjnlndq/how-to-power-a-raspberry-pi-from-your-3d-printer● Creality Ender 3 Review:howchoo.com/g/ytbizjaxzjk/creality-ender-3-3d-printer-review● Using the Ender 3 with OctoPrint (+ Thingiverse models and parts):howchoo.com/g/ntg5yzg1odk/using-octoprint-with-the-creality-ender-3-3d-printer● Using the Ender 3 V2 with OctoPrint (+ Thingiverse models and parts):howchoo.com/octoprint/ender-3-v2-octoprint● Like what we do? Buy us a coffee or beer and support great content!howchoo.com/donate● Theme song:"Microchip" by Jason Farnham from the YouTube Audio Library.● Affiliate link/advertising notice: I am a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to AMAZON Sites. When you click on an Amazon link above and buy something through Amazon, Amazon may give me a small commission.
Build Your Own Google Home Smart Mirror in About Two Hours Howchoo 2018-04-27 | In this video I'll teach you how to build your own simple Google Home-enabled magic mirror using a Raspberry Pi computer and Google's AIY Voice Kit.---● Full guide + parts list/links: howchoo.com/g/m2jhyzk4n2q/build-your-own-google-home-enabled-smart-mirror● What you'll need (direct links to Amazon):pi-top CEED: amzn.to/2ldJRv0Google AIY Voice Kit (V1): amzn.to/2lLuL0pOr, Google AIY Voice Kit (V2): amzn.to/2kfkl8zRaspberry Pi 3 Model B+: amzn.to/2ldR5PGpi-top PROTO board (optional): amzn.to/2kf1sCJSmall neodymium magnets: amzn.to/2lMiqccFoam tape: amzn.to/2lLaOGWSuper glue: amzn.to/2lLaXKu13"x13" precut acrylic two-way mirror: tapplastics.com/product/plastics/cut_to_size_plastic/two_way_mirrored_acrylic/558● Or, see all products in our Amazon List:amazon.com/shop/howchoo?listId=1KPS6A0KNUAECSpecial thanks to ModMyPi.com for donating the pi-top CEED used for this video!● Theme song:"Microchip" by Jason Farnham from the YouTube Audio Library.● Affiliate link/advertising notice: I am a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to AMAZON Sites. When you click on an Amazon link above and buy something through Amazon, Amazon may give me a small commission.
Hands-On with the SunFounder RasPad: A Raspberry Pi Tablet for Makers Howchoo 2018-03-29 | The RasPad from SunFounder is a Raspberry Pi-powered tablet aimed at the maker market. We got our hands on a pre-production unit -- here's our review!---View the full guide on howchoo: howchoo.com/g/nzc2m2e1zmi/sunfounder-raspad-review-a-raspberry-pi-tablet-for-makersCheck out the RasPad on Amazon: howchoo.com/resource/tool/y2i3yzfinje/nzc2m2e1zmiAdd a power button to your Pi: howchoo.com/g/mwnlytk3zmm/how-to-add-a-power-button-to-your-raspberry-pi
Power Your Raspberry Pi Zero with a Battery Using the JuiceBox Zero Howchoo 2018-03-22 | This guide will show you how to set up and use the JuiceBox Zero, a battery management board that lets you power your Raspberry Pi Zero with a battery.---Read the full guide. howchoo.com/g/m2q5yze0otq/power-your-raspberry-pi-zero-with-a-battery-using-the-juicebox-zero
How to Fix Your Nintendo 64 Controllers Joystick (And Why It Broke) Howchoo 2018-02-19 | This short video will show you how to repair and replace your N64's thumbstick assembly in minutes, restoring it to its former glory!---Link to replacement assembly (Amazon): howchoo.com/resource/material/ngziotljmtv/ytzkzwzjytjLink to full text/photo version of guide: howchoo.com/g/ytzkzwzjytj/how-to-fix-your-n64-controllers-joystick-and-why-it-broke
Explore Blinky Things: The Raspberry Pi 3D Xmas Tree Kit Howchoo 2017-12-24 | In this special holiday video, we'll explore blinky things with the 3D Xmas Tree Kit from The Pi Hut! The soldering or pre-soldered kit mounts to a Raspberry Pi Zero or Raspberry Pi 3 and lets you program your own tiny silicon Christmas Tree.The Pi Hut assembly tutorial:- thepihut.com/blogs/raspberry-pi-tutorials/3d-xmas-tree-for-raspberry-pi-assembly-instructionsSample code:- howchoo.com/g/zgmzy2rjngj/let-s-get-blinky-exploring-the-raspberry-pi-3d-xmas-tree-project-from-the-pi-hut-video#installing-the-sample-codeTools and materials:- howchoo.com/g/zgmzy2rjngj/let-s-get-blinky-exploring-the-raspberry-pi-3d-xmas-tree-project-from-the-pi-hut-video#parts-listFavorite this on howchoo:- howchoo.com/g/zgmzy2rjngj/let-s-get-blinky-exploring-the-raspberry-pi-3d-xmas-tree-project-from-the-pi-hut-video
3D-Printed LED Disco Ball Demo Howchoo 2017-11-29 | A quick demo of my LED disco ball. Check out the full build guide: howchoo.com/project/othjmwu4mju/my-led-disco-ball-music-festival-totem
I Turned a Furby into an Amazon Echo. I Give You: Furlexa Howchoo 2017-11-27 | By combining a Raspberry Pi Zero W (a tiny computer), Amazon's open-source Alexa Voice Service software, and a few other electrical components, I converted my normal Furby into a Furby Echo. I give you: Furlexa.Read the full guide: howchoo.com/g/otewzwmwnzb/amazon-echo-furby-using-raspberry-pi-furlexaLearn how to build a "normal" Raspberry Amazon Echo (without a Furby): howchoo.com/g/zjrhmjc4mwi/build-your-own-raspberry-pi-amazon-echoThe amazing background music is "Microchip" by Jason Farnham, from the Youtube Audio Library.
How to Choose a Raspberry Pi Starter Kit! Howchoo 2017-11-06 | In this video, I will briefly explain which components your starter kit should contain, what's important to watch out for with each component, and how the cost stacks up.ABOX kit shown in video: howchoo.com/resource/tool/nzcxmtkwotv/zdg4zmy4yzeFull guide: howchoo.com/g/zdg4zmy4yze/how-to-choose-a-raspberry-pi-starter-kitOther guides shown in video:- Gamepad Zero: howchoo.com/g/zdqxnzblmzm/gamepad-zero-a-raspberry-pi-retro-gaming-rig-in-an-nes-controller- Retrobox: howchoo.com/g/zjm4zwzjzgi/pi-retrobox-build-your-own-diy-raspberry-pi-arcade-joystick
NES Mini Raspberry Pi Case Review (Kintaro) Howchoo 2017-08-24 | I wanted to do a quick review guide of the NES Mini Raspberry Pi Case from Kintaro (formerly known as Old Skool Tools). This little case houses a Raspberry Pi for playing retro games using RetroPie and looks like an original Nintendo Entertainment System. It's a great alternative for people who don't have an NES Classic Edition and want to build their own!See the case on Amazon: howchoo.com/resource/tool/mzjlyju4mji/zmmxm2mwzduSee the full review: howchoo.com/g/zmmxm2mwzdu/nes-mini-raspberry-pi-case-review-kintaroLike us on Facebook: facebook.com/howchooSee my other guides: howchoo.com/u/zachFrom the video:- Adding a Raspberry Pi power button: howchoo.com/g/mwnlytk3zmm/how-to-add-a-power-button-to-your-raspberry-pi- Adding a Raspberry Pi power/status LED: howchoo.com/g/ytzjyzy4m2e/build-a-simple-raspberry-pi-led-power-status-indicator
Retrobox: DIY Raspberry Pi All-On-One Arcade Joystick (Full Build Guide) Howchoo 2017-07-25 | I built an all-in-one arcade joystick containing a Raspberry Pi 3 that hooks up to your TV for playing retro games using RetroPie! Introducing: the Retrobox. This video will show you how to make your own.● Full guide + parts list/links:howchoo.com/g/zjm4zwzjzgi/pi-retrobox-build-your-own-diy-raspberry-pi-arcade-joystick● What you'll need (direct links to Amazon):Raspberry Pi 3 B+: amzn.to/2lh3t1lRaspberry Pi power supply, 2.5A: amzn.to/2lLYXbEMicroSD card, 32GB: amzn.to/2lkC9j4Hole saw bit, 1-1/8": amzn.to/2lMQdC6Box cutter: amzn.to/2lkCUZsScrewdriver, Phillips: amzn.to/2kgrzJvCordless drill: amzn.to/2lN35bvHDMI cable: amzn.to/2lMJDePArcade button/joystick USB kit, illuminated (LED): amzn.to/2Nop3wZABS project box, 7.5" x 4.3" x 2.2": amzn.to/2lga3FkAcrylic plexiglass sheet, 1/8" x 12" x 12": amzn.to/2lMKhsLRaspberry Pi 3 heatsinks: amzn.to/2keWvtJLarge rubber adhesive feet: amzn.to/2lO1JgxBrass spacer standoffs: amzn.to/2lkGbba● Or, see all products in our Amazon List:amazon.com/shop/howchoo?listId=1P25LRO4O89KT● Hole template I used:github.com/Howchoo/random-bits/raw/master/retrobox/retrobox-template.pdf● Other guides mentioned in the video:Installing RetroPie: howchoo.com/g/n2qyzdk5zdm/build-your-own-raspberry-pi-retro-gaming-rigPower button: howchoo.com/g/mwnlytk3zmm/how-to-add-a-power-button-to-your-raspberry-piStatus LED: howchoo.com/g/ytzjyzy4m2e/build-a-simple-raspberry-pi-led-power-status-indicator● howchoo interests mentioned in the video:howchoo.com/h/pihowchoo.com/h/retrogaming● Theme song:"Microchip" by Jason Farnham from the YouTube Audio Library.● Affiliate link/advertising notice: I am a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to AMAZON Sites. When you click on an Amazon link above and buy something through Amazon, Amazon may give me a small commission.
Gamepad Zero: A Raspberry Pi Retro Gaming Rig in an NES Controller (Full Video Write-Up) Howchoo 2017-04-05 | What's cooler than running all your favorite emulated games on a $10 computer? Putting that computer into an original NES controller, of course. Introducing: the Gamepad Zero.The Gamepad Zero connects directly to your TV or monitor using an HDMI cable and is powered using a normal Micro USB power supply. You can also connect a secondary bluetooth or wired USB controller.---Full text guide: howchoo.com/g/zdqxnzblmzm/gamepad-zero-a-raspberry-pi-retro-gaming-rig-in-an-nes-controllerWhat you'll need: howchoo.com/g/zdqxnzblmzm/gamepad-zero-a-raspberry-pi-retro-gaming-rig-in-an-nes-controller#parts-list3D Model: howchoo.com/g/zdqxnzblmzm/gamepad-zero-a-raspberry-pi-retro-gaming-rig-in-an-nes-controller#print-the-model
[Original Showcase Video] Pi Cart: A Raspberry Pi Retro Gaming Rig in an NES Cartridge Howchoo 2016-09-22 | I put a Raspberry Pi Zero (and 2,400 vintage games) into an NES cartridge and it's awesome. Powered by RetroPie.---See the full build video: youtube.com/watch?v=qtncE0naDw8I also wrote a step-by-step guide on howchoo and a list of all the materials you'll need to build your own: howchoo.com/g/mti0oge5nzk/pi-cart-a-raspberry-pi-retro-gaming-rig-in-an-nes-cartridge
Cleaning the Original Game Boys Battery Terminals to Remove Corrosion (And Fix Your Gameboy!) Howchoo 2016-09-10 | For this guide, I'll show you how to clean your Game Boy's battery terminals, removing corrosion, and hopefully restoring your Game Boy to a working order. In my case, it got my Game Boy working again.---I also wrote a step-by-step version of this guide (with photos) for those of you who prefer it! howchoo.com/g/ytzkodq0otc/how-to-clean-the-original-game-boy-battery-contacts-and-remove-corrosion
A Quick Jasper Demonstration Howchoo 2016-05-07 | Read the Jasper installation guide: howchoo.com/g/yti5mmq0ntu/add-voice-controls-to-your-raspberry-pi-using-jasper
Roomba Brush Assembly Test Procedure Howchoo 2016-02-16 | This video will show you how to test your Roomba's cleaning head module/brush assembly.1. Listen carefully; a failed brush assembly will make your Roomba much, much quieter.2. Sprinkle crumbs in front of the Roomba; if it picks them up, your assembly is good. If it doesn't, use the guide below to replace the assembly for about fifty bucks:howchoo.com/g/ndzizdbhndm/how-to-replace-a-broken-roomba-brush-assembly
DIY Space Dog LED Dog Harness Howchoo 2015-04-21 | I love doing outdoorsy things with my dog and often it's dark before we return. I decided to make an LED dog vest since it allows her to wander further while still being visible.---Get the step-by-step build instructions here: howchoo.com/g/m2u5mgi1y2n/make-your-dog-an-led-light-harness
