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Looks like it needs a lot of sanding

The soldering is not any more difficult on a 4-layer vs 6-layer unless you add the bluetooth module, which is not needed with BBLoader unless you want to use wiimotes. It's worth it for the power savings.

Looks awesome! Great job!

You can definitely do it. In fact you could even reuse the gamecube's controller port daughter board.

This response is useless and a waste of everybody's time. Just don't.

RVL-CPU-60: LU841245950 (black) RVL-CPU-40: LU810759341 (black)

Yes it's possible. Also please don't double post

The last post was 5 years ago, please don't necro

Ah, well you get what you pay for. Could you post some pictures of the internals?

It's hard to diagnose the issue without looking inside. However, I strongly suggest you contact the seller about this issue before you decide to open it. It (should) be the seller's responsibility to fix it if you didn't do anything to break it.

Updated with version 2. Enjoy!

PCBs are in, so far I've got a fully working GameCube controller. The ADC isn't working perfectly, so I'll need to do some digging there. But I'm quite happy with the current progress. EDIT: I think I've resolved the ADC issue. I noticed the ADC readings were lower than expected. ADCs can be...

Since I don't think this question has been adequately answered, the pi pico is a microcontroller. The PMS board contains much more hardware than just a microcontroller (which as Stitches mentioned is a battery charging chip, voltages regulators, etc) to power the Wii and charge the batteries...

You should probably define "smaller". It's possible to shave off a small amount off the top and bottom if you are very careful about the NAND traces, and it's possible to shave some off in other directions by making non-straight cuts, but you won't save much on the bounding-box size of the trim.

Some bad news to report, I was replacing a broken connector on the PMS board at way too late an hour and mistakenly soldered the battery clip wires on backwards, damaging the charge chip. No problem, I replaced it and everything on the PMS board works fine now. However, my Wii has completely...

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The main advantage for competitive melee is definitely the angle calibration/angle correction compared to a stock controller. GC+ was created to solve a different problem: creating a controller emulator in a small package. I question the legality of this controller based on the first few points.

Designed a new version of my adapter board to sit on the GameCube controller ASIC's footprint using the STM32 controller instead of the PIC controller for GC+. The routing was much more difficult this time because I optimized the pin allocation for code performance instead of PCB layout. I also...

Update: got a response from Extrem: " It's only used by the GameCube Service Disc. [5:58 AM] It makes sense you don't see it, because hardware polling is fixed to 3/8 bytes. [5:59 AM] This was discovered through fuzzing the controller, by the way. "

I will ask, worth a shot.