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hello all. i have some questions to ask about spray painting your portable wii case, i have never done anything like this so my knowledge on it is very small, if it helps i had printed in 3100utr from pcbway - i heard about wet sanding, what advantages does it offer over regular sanding and what...

if you have to ask this type of question i dont think a portable wii is the right project for you

if you're using an untrimmed wii there is no need for regulators as they are already on the board, a regular wii needs something like 12v at a couple amps to function, there are many cheap ways you can go about supplying that

will answer whatever questions i can, feel free to correct me if i am spouting b.s >whats a good cheap soldering iron dont use a cheapo flame blade from amazon, get a ksger t12, probably the best value iron, it also accepts hakko tips >is it realistically possible for a 14yr old to do this yes...

why would you want to cannibalise a gamecube for its ports and memory card slot, when you can already get those from a wii, also gc ports on a portable wii, pretty cool, never seen it done before, although its for sure been done

shielded wire is even better, you can harvest some from the wifi module

having the same issue here, any 10k ohm pot should work but whether it will fit is another question, although ik its possible to use buttons instead by shorting a pad on the uamp, i think its j2

cant wait to see how the case turns out!

https://www.pcbway.com/rapid-prototyping/manufacture/?type=2&reffercode=TOP here is a service where you can get 3d printed parts, its what a lot of people are using including me for their ashida project

learning basic electronics helps a lot too

thank you for making this worklog, as someone who's planning to do an ashida as my first portable with only an basic grasp of electronics this helps tremendously