TEST BEFORE INSTALLING! IMPORTANT NOTES: The FPGBC Kit does not come with a power switch. You need to buy a set of plastic buttons that includes one. The Custom Lab Fifteen Buttons do not include a power switch. UV Shells are not a complete kit; they are just the shell. You will still need to purchase an FPGBC Kit separately. UV Shells are printed on demand and may take 5-10 business days to produce. If your order contains other items, your full order will NOT ship until the UV Shell is ready. Please keep this in mind. Product Details: Power on with FunnyPlaying's very own FPGA Game Boy! Simulates real GBC hardware using FPGA. No need to buy a backlight kit. Supports OEM cartridges, FunnyPlaying Flash Carts, GB Pro Plus and more! No soldering required. Cannot use AA batteries, only compatible with the included rechargeable battery. Some SD Flash Carts are not supported currently. Features USB-C compatibility for easy charging and firmware updates. Includes up to x1.25 speed overclock option. Warning: Keep the copper strip on the back of the LCD from touching the cart slot pins during testing to prevent potential damage to the kit. Use a non-conductive surface, such as the warning card, to avoid shorting. Latest Firmware: Latest firmware versions can be found HERE. Make sure to update with the correct firmware for your hardware, as there are now multiple hardware revisions available. Assembly Required: Remove battery terminal from back shell before assembly. Only compatible with the shells on this page. The PCB Kit Includes: FPGBC Motherboard 1800 mAh Battery 2W Speaker Components to be Purchased Separately: LCD Option FunnyPlaying USB-C Shell (Comes with IR shield) GBC buttons (with power switch) GBC membranes Model stickers of your choosing (The FPGBC shells do not come with stickers) Note on UV Shells: UV Shells are printed on demand and may take up to 5-10 business days. If your order contains other items, your full order will NOT ship until the UV Shell is ready. Please keep this in mind. Important Notice: We would like to assure you that while the device cannot be permanently damaged ("bricked") during the update process, there is a possibility of it entering a temporarily non-operational state. This may require multiple attempts to restore functionality following an unsuccessful update. For detailed instructions and a supplementary video guide, we encourage you to visit Makhos' GitHub repository. We strongly recommend that updates be performed only if necessary and by individuals who are prepared for and capable of troubleshooting potential issues related to the process. Your understanding and cooperation are greatly appreciated.
