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Apparently there will be snapped nands at MGC next year ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

lmao, well, the batteries being so close together wasn't an issue. The batteries touching the heatsink which was already too small tho.. yeah. Don't try to put a battery this large into a portable this small. You should probably start a worklog if you are starting work on a portable, that way...

I actually tried doing that at first as well, but it didn't end up nicely at all. I'd either go with switch sticks or with the separate parts like I used for this one as sanding the supports will be very hard. You could also go Shapeways or some form of SLA, but that's quite expensive.

Thats what you think Then, suddenly, stuff ALL around you starts randomly dying. And you have no idea why! In a few days you'll have over 9000 dead Wiis on your name, and then you realise..Gman is actually just SS

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You need to reply to existing threads first, to combat spam. I think you need at least 3 messages to be able to create your own thread ;)

Hi, sounds like a great first project! When it comes to batteries, this guide pretty much covers it all: https://bitbuilt.net/forums/index.php?threads/portables-and-batteries-a-guide-and-explanation.2228/ You might also want to read through the custom regulator and battery charging guides, they...

Not sure about that, as i can use NTSC backups without problems on my PAL wiis. What definetly does matter though, is that you have a folder with the wbfs in it. I literally posted this above though, as i had the same problem. Fix your folder structure lol. So no seperate game folders, just put...

Are you 100% sure the gameid is correct? Thats very important with postloader.

Make sure all your paths are correct, and the gameids are as well. So you need this folder structure: /USB ROOT/wbfs/SOUE01.wbfs (or SOUP01.wbfs, if its the PAL version) Then, If you have a Mac, run sudo dot_clean . inside the wbfs folder from terminal.

The WAH man made a guide about this a few months ago. Look in the guide hub, should be in there.

Well, a few days ago I got a nice package from Digikey. I had to pay 15eur import taxes which is less nice though. Anyways, yesterday I got another package, from china (AllPCB) this time. It came with some brand new PCBs so I went and soldered up a board, and well, everything seems to be...

No, its the BQ24123 instead of the BQ24170. It only does charging for 1-3S instead of full management, but it has a lot of status crap and is nice to work with. I'm using a simple charge and play circuit that combines a power mosfet with some passives to do the switching part. I would have used...

So, another update. I just ordered this simple test board to try out the different regs with the wii. They should work according to the datasheet but I guess I can't be sure till I try them :P The difference with PowerMii lite by Noah is that this one is a bit bigger as I wanted to make this as...

Well, its been a while since the last update.. I've at this point added all the battery charging / switching circuitry and I finished all audio stuff. I also pretty much redesigned the entire board to incorporate 4 layers now, as 2 layers just wouldn't do it. There is now an internal GND and...

Removing the components you cut through may also be a good idea

Wew this looks great! Makes me want to work on a system like it at some point.. I've been looking at the 1CHIP sense for a while now, might as well start at some point :awesome:

Double check your H/V sync wiring. I used this board before without issues.

Well, to anyone interested, I did apparently make one video of my portable while it was alive. I just found this now which is why I'm only posting it now. For those who don't know, there was a design flaw with this portable. It pretty much comes down to the fact that my cooling solution wasn't...

If 5A would be 2C you were either ripped off or they mislabeled 5A as 2C. If the entire pack is 20000mah 2C should be 40A, and if the entire pack is 10000mah 2C would still be 20A. I suggest you read the battery guide again, it explains everything from capacity to charging and C ratings and all...