use MIT level equipment to make dank portables

Congrats! :D

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Ought to make a thread, you're more likely to get a response

I use the same heatsink setup. The thickness I use is 0.025in (0.635mm). I ordered the sheets from OnlineMetals

Hi, I'm afraid I can't really offer the PCB designs for use. It's not that I don't want to, but the PCBs are poorly documented and I no longer have the information needed to assemble them. They have issues as well and would need to be revised. The 3D models are fairly useless without those PCBs.

Ginger -> You are right and I want to learn more about electric/electronic parts(PCB, scavenging your console and making it portable), you have a guide for that ?

Thank you for your response Jackson ! But yeah I guess it would be hard without the documentation ^^

You can buy the board here and follow the BOM to put all the components on it: https://oshpark.com/shared_projects/Wy4lnqzu

You'll have to buy a PICkit 3 to program the microcontroller too.
I realize the components aren't labelled on the board, so I'll make a diagram for that if you're interested in making an amp.

Thanks a lot for this! I'll consider doing this unless I find something simpler/cheaper.

Hey, I've added the diagram I mentioned to my GitHub here: https://github.com/JSnowden33/LM49270-PIC/blob/master/PCB/Components.png

Don't know yet. It's not my only focus right now, so it may be months before I have something. The most important part of the code, the interrupt sequence that actually sends data, is found on one of the last few pages of my worklog. It's written in XC8 for the PIC16F1829 and you can compile it with the MPLAB X IDE.

IIRC, @Aurelio had something in the works for pointer emulation sans-wiimote. He's likewise pretty swamped ATM though.

@Fruity_Grebbles that’s true. My solution is completely different. I will give more details in the future

All the HDMI adapters I've bought use 5V. You will need to wire up GND, 5V, Y, Pb, and Pr to make it work. According to this pinout(http://gamesx.com/wiki/doku.php?id=av:wii_multi_av_pinout), the pins you need are 4, 5, 7, 9, and 11. You also need to bridge pins 10 and 8 (10 is just 3.3V) to enable progressive scan mode.

THE CALCULUS TEST HAD CALCULUS TAKE THAT COLLEGE BOARD

I left the entire AP tests blank. But that's because I didn't take an
AP classes in school since I didn't apply myself. Much Regret

Dudes, Econ was easy... it had Economics on it... Much appreciation for that 3rd frq... I shifted right when the supply of treats came..

Heat them with a hot air gun until they delaminate and catch fire? That sounds like FUN!

is that wii2hdmi? Nooooooooooooo

Yes, but... no.

You must've done mega's 12v to gnd mod, it's a great one for parties and "not your console" situations

"C'mon Kif, teenagers all smoke and they seem pretty on the ball."