Recent content by Bayou

Apologies if this seems like a silly question, but after seemingly just bricking my 5th Wii and considering buying a 6th one, I'm starting to think about cost-saving measures. :'( I've seen the operating current for the Wii in this thread, and it seems like a regular LDO should suffice...

Haha, I asked you about the PSPGO joystick before, but haven't had a chance to test it yet. My Wii seems to have died, so I'm planning to buy another Korean version Wii to modify.

This is an amazing design! Are you also planning to use the PSPGO joystick?

The jumper wire was completed when I initially had video output, so it shouldn't be the main issue. Even after disconnecting VGA and using AV output, I couldn't get a video signal.

Thanks for your advice. Mainly, I'm not very skilled in 3D modeling and printing. I've also seen some printed shell qualities that don't seem as good as those from injection molding, so I still want to use the original GBOY shell.

These are the VGA RGB and H, V fly lines. The original lines are on the right side. I cut off the right side to reduce the size.

Since the last time I successfully booted up the Wii and outputted VGA video, it's been a long time. I kept it aside and went through a move, until recently when I wanted to restart it, I unexpectedly found that neither VGA nor AV output can display any image. I'm not sure what happened, but...

Amazing！

Friend, I tested it and still failed.

I initially thought there wasn't, but I seem to have found it. I'll take a closer look. Thanks a lot! :rothink:

Friend, what I meant is, how can the lower screen of the DSi XL be used in place of the original lower screen on the DS lite? I've tried some pin arrangement schemes, but I haven't been successful. I wanted to ask how it can be achieved?

Hello friend, I checked out that Reddit post. Is the upper screen used on the DS lite from the DSi XL, and can the lower screen also be used on the DS lite? I did some testing, but the screen only displays white, continuously moving white.

Thanks a lot, friend. It seems very helpful. Does this PSPGO joystick have two different voltages, 1.94V and 3.3V? Are the middle two pins supplying 3.3V? By the way, is the power supply for the SWITCH joystick connected to the PSV1000 3.3V?

Thank you very much, friend. May I ask, the PSPGO joystick has a total of 6 pins. Besides power, GND, and XY, what are the functions of the remaining 2 pins? Can I ignore them directly? Because I see that joysticks for 3DS, PSV2000, and PSP only have 4 pins. By the way, I'm also not sure about...

This looks quite magical! Friend, I'd like to ask, is it possible to reverse the replacement? I'm interested in using the PSPGO joystick on gc2.0+ (same as PSV1000). The images seem to suggest it's achievable, but I can't clearly see the specific traces and resistors on the pictures.