GC2PC Power On Switch

This PCB is the second revision of a board which aims to convert the latching action of the GameCube's original power switch and convert it into a momentary contact for powering on a mini PC via the front panel header pins. This project was sponsored so my review is biased. I am very impressed with the quality of communication from PCBWay. Throughout the process, if there were any questions about the manufacture of the board they were directed to me rather than the outcome being assumed. Kingsley and Liam who supported this project were very responsive and helpful. The boards arrived well packaged and very high quality. Highly reccomended.






May 27,2024
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