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Well, the 4Layer PCBs simply make things easier, not needing to search for hours regarding resistors and whatnot, they have marked solder points and there should be schematics somewhere.

Mine was a bit of a brat :/

Update: I have chosen to use 3 Canon BP-915 Batteries instead of the Ion Cells, as I am a bit afraid of the Lithium Ion cells exploding , and there is plenty of documentation of them on the old Bacteria forums.

Rabbit’s name was Hutch, Cockatiel was Bobby

CAD work looks brilliant!

Idk the Louii is pretty smexy

Thank you! And, of course I’ll keep them! Love playing Smash with friends! Probably going to gut a broken GameCube Controller dock and use it as a hookup box for Video Out as well.

I have a few projects in the pipeline, one if them being a Portable SNES, rather similar to GMANs old SnesP, using a PAL SNES for the board. Is there any guides for trimming the board? Thank you

Hey Guys. I’m a newbie to console modding, so my first portable won‘t exactly be the most impressive. Forgive the low Quality Sketch below, I just did it for a very rough map in about 5 minutes. I hope that it’ll go well!

Try looking through old forums and threads for help, or start a Worklog to get help from others. With the advancements in portablising, it’s much easier than it used to be. You can get most of the boards you need from 4Layer Technology, which considerably reduces the amount of hand wiring and...

Slick as hell man!