Thanks to u/thomasdatank1995 for making the firmware for this, it's amazing.
I'm using 600mAh 16340 cell that I can pop out and recharge. Should work with 3V CR123A too in theory.
https://www.reddit.com/r/SwitchPirates/comments/1u7z7bx/pico_rcm_injector_for_v1_switch_release_now/
I'm not a watchmaker but I have "fixed" two mechanical watches in the past, first one was running too fast, demagnetized and regulated it, it's still running fine for a flea market find. I have also replaced whole movement once, AS 1130 that had some sort of failure on the balance wheel, it was missing a jewel on pallet fork, no idea how to fix that so I replaced the movement. Now this one in the picture is my first Quartz movement replacement for a motorcycle handlebar mounted clock. Old movement did not run and I could not move the hands via crown. Replaced the chinese junk with parts bin Miyota movement, set of hands and trimmed a new stem to length.. and it just works!
EDIT: Sorry about the typo on title
Alright I guess it makes no sense to stand around the printer and watch it or look from the camera while the first layer is printing to see, if something’s going wrong.
I found one of these for really cheap, Ryzen 3 2200GE, 256GB NVMe, 16GB RAM and I installed batocera onto it, now it's my retro gaming box with bit of tuning done to it, reverse engineered and 3D printed top cover with additional ventilation and a Broadcom Bluetooth USB dongle, with 3D printed case, It can play up to WiiU.
EDIT:
If there is interest for a model, I have uploaded so it can be found from the Printables with model number 1774096, or by clicking this link