Introduction: Gameboy Sat Nav
Step 1:
Cutting out the space for the larger LCD.
Step 2:
Two wires need to be soldered on to the tactile switch so you can bypass with a new one.
Step 3:
Cut out for the SD card slot.
Step 4:
Dummy buttons glued in place, speaker and extended speaker wires.
Step 5:
LCD held in place with hot glue.
Step 6:
Sat nav motherboard seated into Gameboy with extension wires for on/off switch.
Step 7:
Gameboy switch is now a push in action for on/off.
Step 8:
Dummy contrast wheel next to new SD slot.
Step 9:
Gameboy sat nav finished mounted in the car.

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4 Comments
6 years ago
Hey Andrew, could you please email me? I have a problem with building one of your instructables. Mannyk29@gmail.com
8 years ago
love this, would love to put one in a GBA. An old android phone stripped would work wonders I thinks.
9 years ago on Introduction
This is genius! Very simple idea also works and looks beautiful. I built a case for my Ipod video (the one with the wheel) and used a Game Boy Pocket and the picture lined up perfect and the buttons change the songs. I was looking up a tutorial on an original GB case for my 3DS and you have inspired me. I'll be updating my Sat Nav (GPS) and I'll be posting a tutorial on my Ipod Game Boy Pocket soon. You have inspired me. Thank you.
9 years ago on Introduction
Good stuff brother! It came out really neatly, and it looks really cool, a shame you had to lose the cove plate though