ok, again repopulating the board with the components grouped by function (the raspberry-zero and the powerboost 500 are already mounted)

first: soft-power

connecting the lipo battery and hitting the power button the pi boots, and pulling the gpio down powers it of :-D

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second: audio

NOTE: the components in the top right corner are left/right channel = two times the same set, but their placement got a bit mixed up = is not symmetrical... oh well, just have to follow the silkscreen :-P

Testing the audio with a pair of headphones: works! :-)

(when nothing is playing - eg the channels are silent - there seems to be a tiny bit of high frequency noise coming from somewhere - and sd-io is also slightly audible... i wonder if that is just due to the anaolog/pwm nature of the system or bad board design/soldering :-S )

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third: backlight and tft display:

the 2.2" display is held by a metal bracket, which in turn is glued with strips of double sided tape to the donor-pcb.

a sharp knife makes short work of these:

reapplied double-sided tape to the bracket and glued it to the pi-boy pcb - aligned to the right edge of the silkscreen square

Note: are some contacts on the front-side of the pi-boy-pcb that need to be masked of with insulating tape befor glueing down the metal braket!

transplanting the tft screen:

* the ribbon cable of the screen was desoldered from the donor-pcb with the previously mentioned tea-candle method

* pre-tinning the contacts on the pi-boy pcb

* and finally re-soldering the 14 contact

* double/tripple check the solder-joints/solder bridges since the contact pitch is ultra small :-P

powering the hole thing up and we have picture! :-D

(upside down, but thats easily fixed in the config)