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DIY

RetroPie Build

Post author By j2sw
Post date April 12, 2019

Includes the Raspberry Pi 3 Model B 1.2GHz 64-bit quad-core ARMv8 CPU, 1 GB RAM 802.11n Wireless LAN, 10/100Mbps Lan Speed
Great Retro Gaming look and feel–Includes 2 Classic USB Gamepads (Vilros V2.0) & Retrogaming Case with ease of access to all Ports
Includes a Samsung EVO Class 10 Micro SD Card (32GB)–Preloaded with NOOBS & RETROPIE and ready to go
Highest Quality Components–2.5A Power Supply–HDMI Cable–Heatsink
Perfect for Retro Gamers — Includes The Vilros Quick Start Booklet with Retro Gaming Instructions

Includes everything you need in order to get started. Takes about 10 minutes to setup. You have to install retropi from the pre-loaded card which is very nice. You don’t have to formwat cards, swap them in and out of computers. Just power up, hook up gamepad and a usb keyboard and away you go. Once installed and online you will want to update the packages. With all that done you can add roms to the appropriate folders.

Tags DIY, emulatro, how-to, nes, parts list, retropi, snes

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How to activate Baicells sim cards using the active code

Post author By j2sw
Post date November 7, 2018

How to activate Baicells sim cards using the activation code

Typically your sim cards will come in a 10 pack. On the back of the box you will see a listing of numbers with an Activation code at the top.

1.Login to the cloud core at https://cloudcore.cloudapp.net/cloudcore

2.Click on the “BOSS” link at the top then Expand network at the left and click on “Sim Card”

Click on Import at the top. Once there select “Active code” and enter the number next to “AC” on the back of your box. This is the top number highlighted above