So to confirm @PhilC and @exxos you get one notication from all the mentions in the post you make

And no I'm not annoyed I actually like this feature as it saves all the cut and pasting with quotes sometimes just to do a mention.

I had exactly the same corrosion on my brackets and it seemed to be a reaction of the rubber grommets used to hold the LED. The rubber was almost like a sticky goo when I touched it the first time and the rust seemed to start from the rubber goo.

:coolpics: Looking nice Smonson. Keep up the good work as I know it's difficult fitting all this development work around our lives and day jobs. Nice to see the evolution as well. I see you are now on V6 and looking nice from its original inception. These things take time to develop and get right as...

Just tried an updated ctrl file from slingshot and now we have matched 100% against an STE GB benchmark and 556% against the STFM benchmark. So with one file change we have gone from 372% to 565% BUT we still have corruption so that needs sorting. STE Benchmark IMG_4525.jpeg STFM Benchmark IMG_4526....

We have some progress. With help from slingshot and his files we have got the FPGA Blitter running at the fastest we have seen so far. BUT we still have corruption. The Blitter is clocked at 16MHz so the numbers are high. I have to turn the Blitter on in GB6 run the test and then turn it off and do ...

My eyes are going crazy tonight with all these lines and boxes. Working through the schematics

Unless you see this in the flesh so to speak you can not appreciate the difference this makes. There is no interference, lines or other issue in the signal its absolutely rock solid and the only way forward. The video doesn't do it justice at all. I really need to dig out my old HDMI to PC recorder ...

I think you need a blue pcb psu as well to match

PhilC wrote: ↑

Wed Nov 13, 2019 9:24 pm

Actually, it's me being silly, I should just take a photo when the boards arrive.

#blondemoment

Or as you have more than one board for your project, build one and look at the other as a reference

Nice try Exxos