You did a good job but you are so wrong about using the jumper cable. It seems you do not know much about electronics. You cannot just connect the jumper cable and bypass the board. Not even new ones are going to do anything by doing that.
@anthonysimpson40842 ай бұрын
Bro i wish you did pull them apart
@Leonsk082 ай бұрын
This vid is in a playlist where I break it down. kzread.info/head/PL8-rWpEdI7dJstCz_a5puHfhWLVlG_zew&si=TZzhi0wf974SapKl
@amandalarissa52383 ай бұрын
Wow this is awesome! It would be cool to emulate other Tiger LCD games or Game Watch, but it's a bit complicated to emulate Tiger handhelds
@Leonsk083 ай бұрын
Hi. It should be possible to emulate Game & Watch as there is an emulator core for Retro Arch. retropie.org.uk/docs/Game-&-Watch/
@sharptoothtrex44864 ай бұрын
Even creating a Tiger Game PI MAME as an option might be an alternative choice playing real arcade games. Then again, build a Tiger Game Pi MAME portable from scratch as an alternative.
@NICH0LASW0LFF5 ай бұрын
How much would you charge to do this for me if I supply the tiger game
@Leonsk085 ай бұрын
Hi. I'm honored that you would ask but I am usually only motivated by passion projects. I just like to share and showcase knowledge.
@NICH0LASW0LFF20 күн бұрын
@@Leonsk08I respect and understand that. It is a masterpiece and if you ever are willing to do so just comment back to me.
@xtreme87978 ай бұрын
I had the same issue with my Wii. It doesn’t make the noise when I play Wii sports but other Wii games does make that sound. How you align it?
@Leonsk088 ай бұрын
Hi, it sounds like you have other issues with your disc drive. If I had to guess I would say since Wii Sports is likely much smaller in size compared to other full titled games, the laser mechanism doesn't need to travel/access different areas of the disc. Perhaps this is why it only makes noise with certain games. Good luck with the fix.
@xtreme87978 ай бұрын
@@Leonsk08 I think it’s cause I’ve left the Wii sports in there since Covid and didn’t leave it out until like early this year. So maybe now the machine is only used to the Wii sports disc alone.
@Leonsk088 ай бұрын
@xtreme8797 Lol. Well, let's hope it's not a Wii Sports only console now. Sounds like you may need to poke around in there and see what's going on.
@xtreme87977 ай бұрын
@@Leonsk08 so I searched in my house and noticed I had another broken spare Wii but yesterday I put the same disc in and tested if the other Wii made the noise but nope it didn’t. So I’m going to swap the arm part as u demonstrated in the video.
@Leonsk087 ай бұрын
@xtreme8797 if the drives are the same, perhaps you can just replace the drive itself?
@nathangilbert43589 ай бұрын
I’ve had to do this fix on all my old Lexus’.. from the sunroof on the IS, to the door locks on my LS. Nice documentation!
@aezye205011 ай бұрын
Actually got a Gamecube compatible Wii for my 30th birthday 2 years ago, as I've missed old N64 games that were released to GC. It made this exact noise, and I found several different causes for it. With no means at hand to remove the tri-wing screws, I put it aside. Bought the tools about a year back, and put them aside too. Saw your video and decided to give it a go, it was barely visible but corrected the arm best I could. Shrugged and assembled it again. I've now enjoyed my old favorite game Ocarina of Time for a few days and finally got to show my gf what's so great about the game! Thank you mr sir, invaluable guidance!
@Leonsk0811 ай бұрын
That's awesome. I'm glad this helped you get your system back in working order. The Wii is still a great machine, especially when you factor in the homebrew scene - it just opens so many more options. Since you fixed your drive and mentioned GCN compatability, I assume you were playing Master Quest - great game. If you are running composite or component video and want to upgrade to HDMI, I suggest you look into picking up a Mayflash Wii HDMi adapter. I personally tried a cheapo one and it had all sorts analog video noise scrolling across the screen where as the Mayflash one was perfect. Happy gaming.
@kassfoss321011 ай бұрын
I remember having A Bug's Life LCD handheld when I was seven or eight.
@Leonsk0811 ай бұрын
Now you have to find one to buy for the sake of nostalgia.
@AM-kx6fo Жыл бұрын
What an awesome job you did training Yoshi....beautiful Pomsky
@doomie77 Жыл бұрын
Perfect. Fixed for me, Thanks!!
@neobogard Жыл бұрын
As an 80's kid I could tell you we loved these. I don't get the AVGN generation and shitting on retro things because of looking at them in a modern perspective.
@Leonsk08 Жыл бұрын
I had fun with them in my time but they were a shallow game experience. I would compare the Tiger games to an Atari 2600, whereas a Gameboy would be an NES. The Tiger games are fun although novel and they lack the compelling experience of a gaming handheld like the Gameboy.
@andrewzapata3427 Жыл бұрын
You should work for M2, Sega and M2 could work together to do for the Sonic 1 and 2 tiger handhelds what Nintendo did for the new Mario and Zelda game and watch handhelds
@Leonsk08 Жыл бұрын
Lol. Thanks for the kind words but I'm not worthy. However, that would be awesome and I think they would do well. The world needs more Sega.
@scottr9485 Жыл бұрын
Just saved me $550 for a new motor. 2014 Tundra. Thank you for the tutorial!!
@Leonsk08 Жыл бұрын
Great news and you're most welcome. Treat your loved ones with those saving. 🙂
@Mrmoonman64 Жыл бұрын
now what if I left it go? will it do any harm to my Wii?
@Leonsk08 Жыл бұрын
Lol. Unscrew the arm piece that retains the high speed white disc in place? I can imagine the beautiful carnage it would cause.
@Mrmoonman64 Жыл бұрын
@@Leonsk08 no I meant what if I didn't do anything to it at all. would it effect it?
@Leonsk08 Жыл бұрын
@star man Okay. If I had to wager a guess, I imagine it would make a horrible noise until it clearanced itself. However, since the fix is simple, I would attempt to correct it before it compromised the integrity of the white disc that centers the disc on the dvd-drive motor.
@okamijubei Жыл бұрын
A Sega Sonic 2 on an handheld game shell of Sonic 2. That's would've been cooler in the 1990s but highly impractical then.
@mycocoaPOMSKY4157 Жыл бұрын
Hi Yoshi! I'm Cocoa
@Leonsk08 Жыл бұрын
Hi Cocoa! I can see you're as smart as I am since you learned hooman communications. With our intelligence, we Pomskies need to unite and conquer the world to make all the treats ours.
@mycocoaPOMSKY4157 Жыл бұрын
@@Leonsk08 Absolutely ! Slow and steady wins the race. But my little chopstick legs move fast! hahaha
@Leonsk08 Жыл бұрын
@@mycocoaPOMSKY4157 Haha, chop sticks remind me of the lunch I ate on this plate.
@Kwatches1190 Жыл бұрын
poggers
@jordanaguilar1734 Жыл бұрын
💀 thank you
@Leonsk08 Жыл бұрын
👼 You're welcome.
@richardmaranon8486 Жыл бұрын
Hey man so I have followed your instructions on cleaning the copper and everything has worked great and the motor turns but now when reconnecting it, it doesn’t do anything. I’ve researched and it’s due to changing the position of the white gear and i dont know what position it has to be in for when the sunroof is closed. I saw that you had a link to a page which shows this exact issue but it gives me an error since it probably doesn’t exist anymore. Also the issue I was chasing was that my sunroof would tilt fine but never did anything when I pressed to slide it open. Anyways thank you for these videos and instructions it’s helped a lot of people including myself.
@Leonsk08 Жыл бұрын
Thanks for the comment and I'm glad my video was able to help. I have updated my links with the white gear position and I've linked it here for good measure. Be sure to share your success story and best of luck. drive.google.com/file/d/1oU1H0WQIc_Ipbtyiv8Lr4vEdQUrmIsQE/view?usp=share_link
@richardmaranon8486 Жыл бұрын
@@Leonsk08 hey man thank you so much for the quick reply and for the image . I managed to put it back into that position by using a 12 v battery and moving the motor until it aligned back. Once I did that I managed to hook it back with the connector for the sunroof and the switches and when I clicked the tilt up button it moved but after nothing seemed to happen. Now im hesitant in putting it back in place bc what if it tilts up and never comes back down😭
@Leonsk08 Жыл бұрын
@@richardmaranon8486 @Richard Maranon No problem. 👍. Honestly, once I fixed mine I rarely found myself wanting to use it because of the inconvenient times it acted up. The sunroof will tilt up and down and when it is completely down it will slide back and forward. Can you explain what operation is not functioning?
@richardmaranon8486 Жыл бұрын
@@Leonsk08 yeah so right now I’m sitting in my is and tempting putting in the sunroof motor to see if it works bc when I connect both the motor connector and switch connectors, the only function that works is the tilt up function and then nothing else works. Before my sunroof would tilt up and down no problem but do nothing when I would click the slide button
@Leonsk08 Жыл бұрын
Ok gotcha. I would say if it is tilting up and down then the motor is not gunked up with carbon as the motor operates the tilt and slide feature. I would ensure that the buttons that activate your slide switch are actually creating a circuit. You may need to disassemble the switch and check with a multimeter. I do not know to what degree of disassembly is required. A simple test would probably be listening for the power relays activating as you operate the slide buttons. If they operate then the slide buttons are creating a circuit. Also, try tilting up the sun roof to check the slide rails for any debris that may be causing issues.
@Leowavekid Жыл бұрын
❤️👊🏼
@lemonyellow3117 Жыл бұрын
Pretty Brilliant . We gonna try it! Thanks
@Leonsk08 Жыл бұрын
Awesome. I'd love to see your project when you're done. Best of luck.
@dannyalva9324 Жыл бұрын
Dude, thanks for the video you saved my interior, sunroof not working so I was pressing the button to open it to see if it was making noise and it open and it was raining so I did everything you said, and it worked!!!!
@User-sb6er Жыл бұрын
Nintendo new game watch with lcd are awesome...I wish tiger did something similar..cause i feel that these can sell really well .
@Kenjifoxhog5437 Жыл бұрын
Wow he made the tiger electronics handheld console ridiculously stupid to super good.
@stillededge Жыл бұрын
Those are called "motor brushes". 😉 I was hoping you were gonna show me how to change them.
@Leonsk08 Жыл бұрын
Lol. Yeah. I figured out the issue before the terminology itself. I have another video where I take the motor apart and clean it. I do not replace the brushes in that one either but it may give you an idea of tackling that process. Best of luck.
@SojaUhr Жыл бұрын
You should have installed a Tiger Handheld LCD into Raspberry :)
@jchutoob2 жыл бұрын
thanks! just what I need right now.
@MauriceNL12 жыл бұрын
Does the IS200/300 have the moonroof controller built into the motor? Or is it a different external ECU?
@Leonsk082 жыл бұрын
Hi. As far as I know it is controlled by the pcb inside of the motor and the switches attached.
@Xenoverses.22 жыл бұрын
Congratulations Bro um BR o like talk for tou that It os an dreaws If Tiger ir other maker It for buy!
@Shreteh19782 жыл бұрын
You are amazing I had the same problem and thanks to you my problem is fixed.
@GrassyKeyboard62 жыл бұрын
I had the Same exact problem bro and idk how but by the grace of got I was hitting spot between the light & the slide front and back button with my index finger knuckle to see if the banging of my fiber would move those coils inside the machine it has to help the tilt close and IT WORKED. Try hitting on it not too hard but not too soft and keep pressing the button at the same time, hopefully it too will close like mine. I’m not sure how this helps but anything works at this point, especially in Miami.
@Leonsk082 жыл бұрын
Lol. I'm guilty of doing that. It's funny how our human instinct defaults us back to primal methods in a first or last desperate attempt at remedying an issue. It's also funny because it often works.
@MisterHades666 Жыл бұрын
Bro thank you. My sunroof got stuck open on the way to work today and I was gonna try and fix it in the parking lot. But I banged on it in the exact spot and it started working lmao. Big props.
@soarer2092 ай бұрын
Yoooo this fuckin comment just saved me from doing all this shit lol banged on it by the sun visor and it went back up !
@TeeDohJackson2 жыл бұрын
That's so cool!! That screen is really scratched up though. Buy some "Poly Watch" rubbing compound polish and you'll be able to get those scratches out and it'll look brand new.
@Leonsk082 жыл бұрын
Thanks! I actually used some Mother's Mag Polish a while back and it turned out pretty well. People in the car community use them for restoring foggy/yellowed headlights. I actually internalized the battery a few months ago. Perhaps I should do a small update vid.
@TeeDohJackson2 жыл бұрын
@@Leonsk08 Great video!!! I was just searching KZread for the LCD games I had as a kid. No luck finding a video on the Tiger Talking Sugar Ray Leonard Boxing game though 🙄 That game was enormous and was 2 player. But I'm so happy I came across your video!! That Tiger Pi conversation is so sweet!!! And yeah, if that Mother's Mag doesn't fully do the job of getting all the scratches out, try Poly Watch. That stuff is amazing and absolutely saved my old scratched up clear plastic screens. I collect and wear Swatch Watches and I use Poly Watch to rub out serious deep scratches that I thought was forever trashed. Recently I tried it on some other clear plastics, like Tiger LCD screens and sunglasses and this stuff is amazing 🤩 When you use it on the Tiger LCD screens just make sure you don't put too much pressure down on the screen. On Amazon, Poly Watch also comes with a silk napkin I think and so I just use that to polish them up.
@Leonsk082 жыл бұрын
@@TeeDohJackson Thanks again, and I will consider looking into that Poly Watch suggestion. I hope you'll eventually stumble across that Sugar Ray Leonard game someday - perhaps on eBay or at a yardsale/Goodwill. Then, I can comment on your video. Lol. As a kid I specifically remember having a Radioshack game called Sea Battle. It was a game where a battleship defended against enemy aircraft. I believe I may have had a Wolverine themed Tiger Game as well. Your kind words are most appreciated and I'm glad my vid brought you some sort of enjoyment.
@dexterwaithe36882 жыл бұрын
Excellent video.. good job
@eyeswideshut73542 жыл бұрын
Wow! This is a beautiful project. I hope to make one of these.
@Leonsk082 жыл бұрын
Thank you. Stop back by when you finish. I'd love to see it.
@lennex042 жыл бұрын
Mine sounds so noise and it's so squeaky.
@chrissanders25622 жыл бұрын
The link is down can you please help with that?!
@chrissanders25622 жыл бұрын
I just got another one of theese I had one 10 years ago .
@KyleenDrake2 жыл бұрын
You got the size of the mask right. Looks good. I'm no artist. Don't have a printer. Getting the art correct is my challenge.
@Leonsk082 жыл бұрын
Hi. Thanks for the comment. I'm pretty sure I just found a picture online, scaled it up to my ideal mask size and traced the design directly from my monitor. You can use the trace to determine the dimensions of the mask and start to build the shape. After you make your mask you can transfer the design by cutting out the inner portion of the eyes, mouth, etc. on the trace and place it directly over the mask. Then trace the perimeter of the eyes, mouth, etc. If you use this method be sure to use a painter's type tape so that it will not stick to the surface of your monitor too aggressively. Best of luck with your project.
@KyleenDrake2 жыл бұрын
@@Leonsk08 Wow, how big is your monitor? >.< Mine's nine inches. I'm trying to shadow puppet it to get a larger size to trace on my wall.
@Leonsk082 жыл бұрын
@@KyleenDrakeLol. Alternatively, you could use a television. Another solution would be a projector and or an old school overhead projector with transparency sheets. Without the aid of technology you'll have to get creative. Perhaps there is a solution somewhere on KZread.
@KyleenDrake2 жыл бұрын
@@Leonsk08 A projector is $100 and takes up quite a bit of space. They're not small for this tiny house.. The one at our local school is broken after a recent tornado. And there isn't one at our library. So my final idea is the old shadow puppet trace trick. A simple flashlight, the pattern cut out on a small piece of cardboard. How far away from wall surface determines size. Looking for other ideas but perhaps other people reading here might find this info useful.
@Leonsk082 жыл бұрын
@@KyleenDrake Ah, now I understand what you meant by shadow puppet. I remember seeing that technique done in a film. Alternatively, if your library lets you print, you could do a collage print. However, I believe you may already have the best solution in mind.
@Anonymous-ye8id2 жыл бұрын
try build tiger handheld using cm4
@Leonsk082 жыл бұрын
Hi. The Tiger handheld would be pretty powerful with that board but I don't think it would be practical for the chassis/form factor. To justify the boost in power you would probably want to be able to use higher end emulators like Dreamcast, Wii, Gamecube, etc. and the Tiger simply lacks the control mechanisms and or the real estate for the extra buttons. I'm sure it could be done but I think straying too far from the original look and feel would diminish the nostalgia.
@Anonymous-ye8id2 жыл бұрын
verry cool
@fixhead5623 жыл бұрын
I cleaned mine about 2 years ago and it worked fine but got build up again. Is there any greases or applications to prevent it from getting that build up?
@Leonsk083 жыл бұрын
Hi, nice to hear that you had two years of service out of the repair. After some research it seems that the carbon contactors aka brushes simply need to be cleaned after a considerable time. The film that builds up on the copper rod contacts is normal and provides a protective layer but obviously too much causes connectivity issues. It seems that excess wear of the brushes (causing excess carbon film) can be caused by weak springs that press the brushes against the copper rod. Also the materials which make up the brushes wear differently and some are considerably more durable. I imagine any sort of grease would cause issues as it would mix with the carbon film. Below is where I sourced the info. Best of luck and thanks for the comment. motioncontroltips.com/faq-how-can-brush-wear-in-dc-motors-be-minimized/
@mangoman10733 жыл бұрын
This is awesome! Would you be willing to do a step by step video tutorial ? 🙏🙏
@Leonsk083 жыл бұрын
Hi, thanks for the comment and kind words. I'm not sure I would make a tutorial because if I made another it would probably be different from this one. If it's any consolation I would say the most difficult step in creating this is mounting the display and it only requires trimming the plastic around the original screen mount. I'd say the software side is probably more difficult overall but there are some good guides getting Retropie up and running. Search for a project called Pigrrl and it will basically give you everything you need to make my project but with a different case.
@popsiclexboba30453 жыл бұрын
Lol, one of da moves looks like play dead
@paranoidmaniac10633 жыл бұрын
Not the tiger electronics re release we deserve, but the one we need
@omarguerrero64173 жыл бұрын
i alway wanted to do something like that but i know nothing about soldering or wireing stuff in general
@bigfriki3 жыл бұрын
AVGN needs to see this.
@mrpickles69683 жыл бұрын
That’s so cool. When I was a kid this is what I envisioned tiger games to be like before I got sonic the hedgehog tiger game and then being so greatly disappointed when I started playing it.
@matteii82623 жыл бұрын
I swear my first tiger experience was exactly like this when i was 4
@AlexParr3 жыл бұрын
Should've played a Tiger Handheld game on it.
@Leonsk083 жыл бұрын
Lol. At this point I'm surprised there isn't an emulator of the original Tiger games. I always thought it would be kinda cool to make the front end / homepage a background of the original Tiger Sonic 2 background insert but I never got around to doing that.
@theycallmet30613 жыл бұрын
I would love to make one but I'm an absolute failure with electronics. Do you have any advice for me? I wish I could pay to commission you one but I don't want to be of any bother in case you want to keep the project a private thing. Still,Great idea. This is SO COOL. Keep it up!!
@Leonsk083 жыл бұрын
Hi. Firstly, thanks for the kind words. Second, have some faith in yourself. No one is born with skill and knowledge - it must be obtained. If you're motivated and passionate enough, I have no doubt that you'd be able to create one of your own. I have a comment pinned with a link where I exposed the insides of my Game.Pi project. It has insights that should be able to help you. Also, you should look at a project called PiGRRL on Adafruit's website. That project helped me with the technical side of things. Best of luck and I'm looking forward to the day where you respond with a video of your project. Take care.
@theycallmet30613 жыл бұрын
@@Leonsk08 Thank you so much,if I ever actually managed to make it I'll make sure to send a video to you?
@Leonsk083 жыл бұрын
@@theycallmet3061Welcome and when that day comes I'd gladly watch you present your work to the world.
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You did a good job but you are so wrong about using the jumper cable. It seems you do not know much about electronics. You cannot just connect the jumper cable and bypass the board. Not even new ones are going to do anything by doing that.
Bro i wish you did pull them apart
This vid is in a playlist where I break it down. kzread.info/head/PL8-rWpEdI7dJstCz_a5puHfhWLVlG_zew&si=TZzhi0wf974SapKl
Wow this is awesome! It would be cool to emulate other Tiger LCD games or Game Watch, but it's a bit complicated to emulate Tiger handhelds
Hi. It should be possible to emulate Game & Watch as there is an emulator core for Retro Arch. retropie.org.uk/docs/Game-&-Watch/
Even creating a Tiger Game PI MAME as an option might be an alternative choice playing real arcade games. Then again, build a Tiger Game Pi MAME portable from scratch as an alternative.
How much would you charge to do this for me if I supply the tiger game
Hi. I'm honored that you would ask but I am usually only motivated by passion projects. I just like to share and showcase knowledge.
@@Leonsk08I respect and understand that. It is a masterpiece and if you ever are willing to do so just comment back to me.
I had the same issue with my Wii. It doesn’t make the noise when I play Wii sports but other Wii games does make that sound. How you align it?
Hi, it sounds like you have other issues with your disc drive. If I had to guess I would say since Wii Sports is likely much smaller in size compared to other full titled games, the laser mechanism doesn't need to travel/access different areas of the disc. Perhaps this is why it only makes noise with certain games. Good luck with the fix.
@@Leonsk08 I think it’s cause I’ve left the Wii sports in there since Covid and didn’t leave it out until like early this year. So maybe now the machine is only used to the Wii sports disc alone.
@xtreme8797 Lol. Well, let's hope it's not a Wii Sports only console now. Sounds like you may need to poke around in there and see what's going on.
@@Leonsk08 so I searched in my house and noticed I had another broken spare Wii but yesterday I put the same disc in and tested if the other Wii made the noise but nope it didn’t. So I’m going to swap the arm part as u demonstrated in the video.
@xtreme8797 if the drives are the same, perhaps you can just replace the drive itself?
I’ve had to do this fix on all my old Lexus’.. from the sunroof on the IS, to the door locks on my LS. Nice documentation!
Actually got a Gamecube compatible Wii for my 30th birthday 2 years ago, as I've missed old N64 games that were released to GC. It made this exact noise, and I found several different causes for it. With no means at hand to remove the tri-wing screws, I put it aside. Bought the tools about a year back, and put them aside too. Saw your video and decided to give it a go, it was barely visible but corrected the arm best I could. Shrugged and assembled it again. I've now enjoyed my old favorite game Ocarina of Time for a few days and finally got to show my gf what's so great about the game! Thank you mr sir, invaluable guidance!
That's awesome. I'm glad this helped you get your system back in working order. The Wii is still a great machine, especially when you factor in the homebrew scene - it just opens so many more options. Since you fixed your drive and mentioned GCN compatability, I assume you were playing Master Quest - great game. If you are running composite or component video and want to upgrade to HDMI, I suggest you look into picking up a Mayflash Wii HDMi adapter. I personally tried a cheapo one and it had all sorts analog video noise scrolling across the screen where as the Mayflash one was perfect. Happy gaming.
I remember having A Bug's Life LCD handheld when I was seven or eight.
Now you have to find one to buy for the sake of nostalgia.
What an awesome job you did training Yoshi....beautiful Pomsky
Perfect. Fixed for me, Thanks!!
As an 80's kid I could tell you we loved these. I don't get the AVGN generation and shitting on retro things because of looking at them in a modern perspective.
I had fun with them in my time but they were a shallow game experience. I would compare the Tiger games to an Atari 2600, whereas a Gameboy would be an NES. The Tiger games are fun although novel and they lack the compelling experience of a gaming handheld like the Gameboy.
You should work for M2, Sega and M2 could work together to do for the Sonic 1 and 2 tiger handhelds what Nintendo did for the new Mario and Zelda game and watch handhelds
Lol. Thanks for the kind words but I'm not worthy. However, that would be awesome and I think they would do well. The world needs more Sega.
Just saved me $550 for a new motor. 2014 Tundra. Thank you for the tutorial!!
Great news and you're most welcome. Treat your loved ones with those saving. 🙂
now what if I left it go? will it do any harm to my Wii?
Lol. Unscrew the arm piece that retains the high speed white disc in place? I can imagine the beautiful carnage it would cause.
@@Leonsk08 no I meant what if I didn't do anything to it at all. would it effect it?
@star man Okay. If I had to wager a guess, I imagine it would make a horrible noise until it clearanced itself. However, since the fix is simple, I would attempt to correct it before it compromised the integrity of the white disc that centers the disc on the dvd-drive motor.
A Sega Sonic 2 on an handheld game shell of Sonic 2. That's would've been cooler in the 1990s but highly impractical then.
Hi Yoshi! I'm Cocoa
Hi Cocoa! I can see you're as smart as I am since you learned hooman communications. With our intelligence, we Pomskies need to unite and conquer the world to make all the treats ours.
@@Leonsk08 Absolutely ! Slow and steady wins the race. But my little chopstick legs move fast! hahaha
@@mycocoaPOMSKY4157 Haha, chop sticks remind me of the lunch I ate on this plate.
poggers
💀 thank you
👼 You're welcome.
Hey man so I have followed your instructions on cleaning the copper and everything has worked great and the motor turns but now when reconnecting it, it doesn’t do anything. I’ve researched and it’s due to changing the position of the white gear and i dont know what position it has to be in for when the sunroof is closed. I saw that you had a link to a page which shows this exact issue but it gives me an error since it probably doesn’t exist anymore. Also the issue I was chasing was that my sunroof would tilt fine but never did anything when I pressed to slide it open. Anyways thank you for these videos and instructions it’s helped a lot of people including myself.
Thanks for the comment and I'm glad my video was able to help. I have updated my links with the white gear position and I've linked it here for good measure. Be sure to share your success story and best of luck. drive.google.com/file/d/1oU1H0WQIc_Ipbtyiv8Lr4vEdQUrmIsQE/view?usp=share_link
@@Leonsk08 hey man thank you so much for the quick reply and for the image . I managed to put it back into that position by using a 12 v battery and moving the motor until it aligned back. Once I did that I managed to hook it back with the connector for the sunroof and the switches and when I clicked the tilt up button it moved but after nothing seemed to happen. Now im hesitant in putting it back in place bc what if it tilts up and never comes back down😭
@@richardmaranon8486 @Richard Maranon No problem. 👍. Honestly, once I fixed mine I rarely found myself wanting to use it because of the inconvenient times it acted up. The sunroof will tilt up and down and when it is completely down it will slide back and forward. Can you explain what operation is not functioning?
@@Leonsk08 yeah so right now I’m sitting in my is and tempting putting in the sunroof motor to see if it works bc when I connect both the motor connector and switch connectors, the only function that works is the tilt up function and then nothing else works. Before my sunroof would tilt up and down no problem but do nothing when I would click the slide button
Ok gotcha. I would say if it is tilting up and down then the motor is not gunked up with carbon as the motor operates the tilt and slide feature. I would ensure that the buttons that activate your slide switch are actually creating a circuit. You may need to disassemble the switch and check with a multimeter. I do not know to what degree of disassembly is required. A simple test would probably be listening for the power relays activating as you operate the slide buttons. If they operate then the slide buttons are creating a circuit. Also, try tilting up the sun roof to check the slide rails for any debris that may be causing issues.
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Pretty Brilliant . We gonna try it! Thanks
Awesome. I'd love to see your project when you're done. Best of luck.
Dude, thanks for the video you saved my interior, sunroof not working so I was pressing the button to open it to see if it was making noise and it open and it was raining so I did everything you said, and it worked!!!!
Nintendo new game watch with lcd are awesome...I wish tiger did something similar..cause i feel that these can sell really well .
Wow he made the tiger electronics handheld console ridiculously stupid to super good.
Those are called "motor brushes". 😉 I was hoping you were gonna show me how to change them.
Lol. Yeah. I figured out the issue before the terminology itself. I have another video where I take the motor apart and clean it. I do not replace the brushes in that one either but it may give you an idea of tackling that process. Best of luck.
You should have installed a Tiger Handheld LCD into Raspberry :)
thanks! just what I need right now.
Does the IS200/300 have the moonroof controller built into the motor? Or is it a different external ECU?
Hi. As far as I know it is controlled by the pcb inside of the motor and the switches attached.
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You are amazing I had the same problem and thanks to you my problem is fixed.
I had the Same exact problem bro and idk how but by the grace of got I was hitting spot between the light & the slide front and back button with my index finger knuckle to see if the banging of my fiber would move those coils inside the machine it has to help the tilt close and IT WORKED. Try hitting on it not too hard but not too soft and keep pressing the button at the same time, hopefully it too will close like mine. I’m not sure how this helps but anything works at this point, especially in Miami.
Lol. I'm guilty of doing that. It's funny how our human instinct defaults us back to primal methods in a first or last desperate attempt at remedying an issue. It's also funny because it often works.
Bro thank you. My sunroof got stuck open on the way to work today and I was gonna try and fix it in the parking lot. But I banged on it in the exact spot and it started working lmao. Big props.
Yoooo this fuckin comment just saved me from doing all this shit lol banged on it by the sun visor and it went back up !
That's so cool!! That screen is really scratched up though. Buy some "Poly Watch" rubbing compound polish and you'll be able to get those scratches out and it'll look brand new.
Thanks! I actually used some Mother's Mag Polish a while back and it turned out pretty well. People in the car community use them for restoring foggy/yellowed headlights. I actually internalized the battery a few months ago. Perhaps I should do a small update vid.
@@Leonsk08 Great video!!! I was just searching KZread for the LCD games I had as a kid. No luck finding a video on the Tiger Talking Sugar Ray Leonard Boxing game though 🙄 That game was enormous and was 2 player. But I'm so happy I came across your video!! That Tiger Pi conversation is so sweet!!! And yeah, if that Mother's Mag doesn't fully do the job of getting all the scratches out, try Poly Watch. That stuff is amazing and absolutely saved my old scratched up clear plastic screens. I collect and wear Swatch Watches and I use Poly Watch to rub out serious deep scratches that I thought was forever trashed. Recently I tried it on some other clear plastics, like Tiger LCD screens and sunglasses and this stuff is amazing 🤩 When you use it on the Tiger LCD screens just make sure you don't put too much pressure down on the screen. On Amazon, Poly Watch also comes with a silk napkin I think and so I just use that to polish them up.
@@TeeDohJackson Thanks again, and I will consider looking into that Poly Watch suggestion. I hope you'll eventually stumble across that Sugar Ray Leonard game someday - perhaps on eBay or at a yardsale/Goodwill. Then, I can comment on your video. Lol. As a kid I specifically remember having a Radioshack game called Sea Battle. It was a game where a battleship defended against enemy aircraft. I believe I may have had a Wolverine themed Tiger Game as well. Your kind words are most appreciated and I'm glad my vid brought you some sort of enjoyment.
Excellent video.. good job
Wow! This is a beautiful project. I hope to make one of these.
Thank you. Stop back by when you finish. I'd love to see it.
Mine sounds so noise and it's so squeaky.
The link is down can you please help with that?!
I just got another one of theese I had one 10 years ago .
You got the size of the mask right. Looks good. I'm no artist. Don't have a printer. Getting the art correct is my challenge.
Hi. Thanks for the comment. I'm pretty sure I just found a picture online, scaled it up to my ideal mask size and traced the design directly from my monitor. You can use the trace to determine the dimensions of the mask and start to build the shape. After you make your mask you can transfer the design by cutting out the inner portion of the eyes, mouth, etc. on the trace and place it directly over the mask. Then trace the perimeter of the eyes, mouth, etc. If you use this method be sure to use a painter's type tape so that it will not stick to the surface of your monitor too aggressively. Best of luck with your project.
@@Leonsk08 Wow, how big is your monitor? >.< Mine's nine inches. I'm trying to shadow puppet it to get a larger size to trace on my wall.
@@KyleenDrakeLol. Alternatively, you could use a television. Another solution would be a projector and or an old school overhead projector with transparency sheets. Without the aid of technology you'll have to get creative. Perhaps there is a solution somewhere on KZread.
@@Leonsk08 A projector is $100 and takes up quite a bit of space. They're not small for this tiny house.. The one at our local school is broken after a recent tornado. And there isn't one at our library. So my final idea is the old shadow puppet trace trick. A simple flashlight, the pattern cut out on a small piece of cardboard. How far away from wall surface determines size. Looking for other ideas but perhaps other people reading here might find this info useful.
@@KyleenDrake Ah, now I understand what you meant by shadow puppet. I remember seeing that technique done in a film. Alternatively, if your library lets you print, you could do a collage print. However, I believe you may already have the best solution in mind.
try build tiger handheld using cm4
Hi. The Tiger handheld would be pretty powerful with that board but I don't think it would be practical for the chassis/form factor. To justify the boost in power you would probably want to be able to use higher end emulators like Dreamcast, Wii, Gamecube, etc. and the Tiger simply lacks the control mechanisms and or the real estate for the extra buttons. I'm sure it could be done but I think straying too far from the original look and feel would diminish the nostalgia.
verry cool
I cleaned mine about 2 years ago and it worked fine but got build up again. Is there any greases or applications to prevent it from getting that build up?
Hi, nice to hear that you had two years of service out of the repair. After some research it seems that the carbon contactors aka brushes simply need to be cleaned after a considerable time. The film that builds up on the copper rod contacts is normal and provides a protective layer but obviously too much causes connectivity issues. It seems that excess wear of the brushes (causing excess carbon film) can be caused by weak springs that press the brushes against the copper rod. Also the materials which make up the brushes wear differently and some are considerably more durable. I imagine any sort of grease would cause issues as it would mix with the carbon film. Below is where I sourced the info. Best of luck and thanks for the comment. motioncontroltips.com/faq-how-can-brush-wear-in-dc-motors-be-minimized/
This is awesome! Would you be willing to do a step by step video tutorial ? 🙏🙏
Hi, thanks for the comment and kind words. I'm not sure I would make a tutorial because if I made another it would probably be different from this one. If it's any consolation I would say the most difficult step in creating this is mounting the display and it only requires trimming the plastic around the original screen mount. I'd say the software side is probably more difficult overall but there are some good guides getting Retropie up and running. Search for a project called Pigrrl and it will basically give you everything you need to make my project but with a different case.
Lol, one of da moves looks like play dead
Not the tiger electronics re release we deserve, but the one we need
i alway wanted to do something like that but i know nothing about soldering or wireing stuff in general
AVGN needs to see this.
That’s so cool. When I was a kid this is what I envisioned tiger games to be like before I got sonic the hedgehog tiger game and then being so greatly disappointed when I started playing it.
I swear my first tiger experience was exactly like this when i was 4
Should've played a Tiger Handheld game on it.
Lol. At this point I'm surprised there isn't an emulator of the original Tiger games. I always thought it would be kinda cool to make the front end / homepage a background of the original Tiger Sonic 2 background insert but I never got around to doing that.
I would love to make one but I'm an absolute failure with electronics. Do you have any advice for me? I wish I could pay to commission you one but I don't want to be of any bother in case you want to keep the project a private thing. Still,Great idea. This is SO COOL. Keep it up!!
Hi. Firstly, thanks for the kind words. Second, have some faith in yourself. No one is born with skill and knowledge - it must be obtained. If you're motivated and passionate enough, I have no doubt that you'd be able to create one of your own. I have a comment pinned with a link where I exposed the insides of my Game.Pi project. It has insights that should be able to help you. Also, you should look at a project called PiGRRL on Adafruit's website. That project helped me with the technical side of things. Best of luck and I'm looking forward to the day where you respond with a video of your project. Take care.
@@Leonsk08 Thank you so much,if I ever actually managed to make it I'll make sure to send a video to you?
@@theycallmet3061Welcome and when that day comes I'd gladly watch you present your work to the world.