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To everyone who has been watching these projects, sorry for the lack of updates on progress. I am still working on the projects, My university has caused me a pile of trouble in regards to my teaching degree which has caused me to put other projects onto the back burner. Combined with my own...

Well the time has come. I am going to pull out of the summer build competition. My university where i have been studying has screwed me around in regards to my Teaching placements and I have not had the time to work on the tanuki. I simply have not had time to work on the electronics aspects of...

Progress has been slow of late, due to uni commitments. But i have found a little bit of time to squeeze in some work on they hd joycons. And did a rough test print of the left top

you could just carefully scratch off the green solder mask to expose the ground plane copper underneath and solder directly to that. Just scratch off anywhere near where i put the blue should work

there will be some similar parts, but you'd need to compare the boms for the wiispii and the rvl-pms. and its probably not worth doing at any rate, unless you can't get the parts due to chip shortage. But hot air is what you'd use tbh

you should be able to wire to either of these pads, as they are connected to the ground pad that you tore. if that doesn't work id ask Aurelio on the discord

Firstly, use thinner wires really helps with cable management, your solder joints are cold, you have exposed WAY too much wire at the ends for soldering to the pads. Seriously colour coordinate your wires will help 1000x when it come to trouble shooting. and i have no idea wtf is happening in...

good god man, are you using an adjustable heat iron, because thats some burn marks you got there

So finally had a chance to work on the tanuki. Changed my plans a little from using a 5" screen to using a 3.5" for a little bit of a smaller form factor. This is very much a work in progress of the top section. as can be seen from the large gaps between sections. Hoping to get to a point where...

Ok update on GC Joy-cons I was going to use @Shank design for the joycons for the remaster, but no offense to his work, this project is a nightmare. the left joycon is coming along nicely enough, the right joycon is hell, this is down to the joycon board being a pain in the ass size and shape...

Update! GC Joycons Now with 20% more progress Shell is cut (needs some trimm/sanding) Initial soldering tests worked well. And Custom buttons for +,-, Home, and Capture buttons. unfortunately still waiting on the thumbsticks, but i've also ordered metal thumbstick caps in the OG GC style, so...

Update! The Screen bezel and back of the WiiSPii have been re printed, and the WiiSPii now has a nickname "StrawbWii & Cream" due to the colour scheme reminding me of the strawberry and cream lollies. Also initial soldering tests on the GCjoy-con were a great success. i have the directional...

Tanuki My goals for the Tanuki will be to make a portable that is comfortable, good to look at and most importantly functional. This is my first N64 portable. Partly inspired by many other portables, and includes design ideas I have thought of in the past. Im hoping to get this finished...

Can i just say Dammmmmmn! That looks amazing. Now i want to build one. Although maybe after i finish some projects. Love the colour though.

Been a little absent from the BitBuilt community the past couple of months due to a number of things (School, Work, Father passing, and Depression). But i'm back and with more projects than ever before (New and Improved with 40% more projects) so i decided instead of running several concurrent...

if your willing to send to Australia, ill take the screens, if postage isn't too expensive

Aran is nearly done. since my last post U-amp has been replaced due to a bridged trace and the large chip being in the wrong orientation RVL-PMS has been replaced due to the fact i ended up lifting the bat+ pad and then frying the BQ chip, so i had to make a new PMS board which turned out had a...

Thats what i've done for building the aran portable, theres quite a bit of stuff in the gboy manual that is the same for building a g-wii

have you been testing the resistances with the PSU attached? if so unsolder the wires connecting the wii to the PSU that way you can check them both individually for shorts, because no offense but you PSU is in a disgusting state it looks crusty, im guessing you assembled it yourself, and...