In my mind it has to include the prefix “MEGA” or “SUPER”
Such as…the MEGA Pokitto or as a suffix…Pokitto J’stick MEGA
In my mind it has to include the prefix “MEGA” or “SUPER”
Such as…the MEGA Pokitto or as a suffix…Pokitto J’stick MEGA
I beg to differ :P
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I like the ‘Jstick’ part. Sounds more original.
I stand corrected: tiny cellphone speaker diaphragms don’t have the necessary mass to vibrate that much.
it has to be more modern like “PokittoXs + MAX Note one pro”
jk
i would personaly like to go more on the hat theme if its just a little more rounder in the corner it almoust looks like a bowler hat
I guess…but there’s no school like the old skool
SUPER Pokitto MEGA j’stick
SUPER Pokitto MEGA X j’stick 2000.
For reference, if someone is interested, this is the “reference size” of a typical pokitto hat PCB from now on. All measurements in mm.
Note 2 mm holes in corners for fixing PCB.
@adekto : I understand your point, I really do. But (and there is always a but)
But what I can promise is that I will make a “prototype hat” PCB that has the basic connetions and a matrix of traces so you can easily build on top of that.
Alright…you win
Hehe
We need one of these for the Arduboy too.
I can’t remember who it was but someone was asking for that a long time ago.
(I remember taking rough measurements with a ruler.)
Should I stick it on the ‘todo’ list or have you got them to hand?
So in other words a breadboard hat?
Or would it need soldering?
I ordered from them. The system is really excellent and the cost was cheap.
So thanks for the tip
it looks kind of cute actually, that motor
Yea, you have to be careful not to put too much force feedback. It will knock you off the chair!
Yeah! Best not to overuse the “Who’s a good boy?”
I can’t remember what pins I used for the rumble in ‘sensitive’ I might have to update it
Pcbs arrived for the hats!
I’m so jelly of your mail system.