Is there an 3D printable case available?

[xrip]

First of all i would like to thank you for such a wonderful project! Soldered it few dayas ago and it's absolutely lovely piece of hardware!

Now, i'm trying to find an 3d printable case for it, just because Soggy deserves it! I saw your post on reddit where you have nice red case, may be you can share 3d project for it?

Btw, i'm going to upgrade Soggy to make it Sega Master System compatible, i have written SG1000/SMS emulator on my own, and now i'm adding support of SMS mode 4 to https://github.com/visrealm/pico9918

I've also substitutes ROM with RP2040

[kvanderlaag]

@xrip the case posted on Reddit is mine; you can find it here: https://github.com/kvanderlaag/soggy-case

[barbeque]

I wanted to try and integrate the Pico9918 in order to save a few chips on the Soggy, so I'm really excited to see how well this will work! Especially with Mode 4 features. Please keep us updated.

[xrip]

My current setup is rp2040 as rom(cartridge) and ram emulator. It works fine, also it can handle joystick input if needed, just 3 wires from /mem /wr and /io

[barbeque]

Very cool! I started on a Pico-based cartridge for the PC-6001 but quickly ran out of lines on the RP2040. I am going to try address/data multiplexing with a 245

[xrip]

I have omited 245 level shifters and RP2040 works fine, but it's for home use, not for something i can share with others :)
Regarding 165 (and onthers) multiplexors - looks like speed penalty with them are cruicial, you loose time with reading and handling - delays seems to be so long.

[xrip]

Btw, may be it worth adding to readme.md
https://www.printables.com/model/828077-sega-sg-1000-sj-200-controller-shell
printable original joystic shell