Recent content by Morklympious

While I don't regret the hell I went through to get functioning RVL-PSU boards, I'm so happy this is a reality now! GOOD SHIT GADGET.

Oh this is massive advice. I read this and then immediately yeeted my breakout board into the sun. Got the wires twisted to 2 and 3 and holy shit I really do just need a second color magnet wire, red by itself is just hard lol. Hot glued the wires into place because I was afraid of things moving...

Okay, I ended the night LATE, but I believe I understood the problem. Essentially, in the future if I'm using a heat gun to remove the memory card port pins, I should cover the components that run downstream of the USB with thermal tape so they don't... move. basically I tried heatgunning the...

update update: I trimmed an entirely new 6-layer, taking forward all the learned lessons and it's booting! Only issue now is that when I supply power to 5v for USB it uhhh.. doesn't know usb is there. I guess this is a problem for future mork.

Update: I've replaced my usbc with a wall wart 12v dc input, I'm feeding power everywhere it needs to go, I've tested the U10 via in both places, I get a static screen when booting, the AUX prompt on my TV goes away, and I just stare at black screen while the CPU/GPU heat up. I'm running two...

This actually greatly interests me. I did notice that with this board some of my voltages would sink below their guaranteed limit. I imagine it's the board in this case then. I suppose it would make sense that I was able to power a 4 layer with the current board / setup I have because it...

Funnily enough I've had the RVL-PSU by-way-of-USB-c work on my four layer board. but maybe I just need to go with a DC jack noldendo style. I've plugged it in after checking everything and trying to reflow pads but now it won't even give me the gross mess of pixels (which is a damn shame because...

Update on resistances: I uh. It was very hard to wait for the resistance to kind of stabilize, but I noticed when trying to measure them, sometimes my multimeter wouldn't react at all (even controlling for what level I was at, 200 for most and then jumping to 20k for the 3.3v checks). I'm...

I had genuinely not considered that simply inserting would cause connectivity issues because yeah, that makes sense. I should totally solder that wire to the via so it's connected. I have a multimeter and I'll need to actually look up how to test resistances but this is something else I haven't...

Okay! So I recently got some RVL-PSUs sent to me by way of PCBWay and I wanted to get back into the trimming game with yet another wii! The Basics: - 6 Layer Board - Modded with RVLoader - U10 Relocated and validated pre-trim. - I don't really care about wii features, I'm basically just trying...

Coming in super late with this one, as I've been trying to get the RVL-PSU manufactured for my own hobby usage. I ran into some issues with getting these boards manufactured with assembly (as opposed to doing them myself), since: 1) There isn't a CPL file that is included in this post that...

Damn this looks really clean! great job!

Basically the thread title, I have a 6 layer in addition to a 4 layer I've been working on, and I'm beginning to notice significant motherboard differences (obviously). But the way I generally like to trim is verifying the U10 relocation pre-trim. On a 4 layer I have to cut a specific trace...

I'm on the last leg of what I want to do with my wii trim and I already took a run at trying to wire up a controller to work, unfortunately it didn't, so I'm back here to ask more questions! I have a board for controller ports, and after looking at Jeff's Wii Micro thread image for his...

Totally fair! Is there anything I could do to mitigate that from the port's end or is it just a "take your chances" thing? I appreciate the wisdom here! In an update, I soldered to vias 6 and 7 and finally got RVLoader booting from a flashdrive and I am OVER THE MOON. Last functional piece is...