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Brand: INLAND (Micro Center) Model Number: 64GB USB 3.0 FP (No model number) Capacity in Gigabytes: 64 Gigabytes Fits in the PMS-PD 2: Haven't tried, probably not Number of Wii systems you have tested the drive on: 2 (1 trimmed, 1 untrimmed) Number of individual drives of that model tested: 2...

Issue: Hey all, noob here! I got my 2nd trimmed wii functioning and displaying RVLoader on my TV. The next part of the process was relocating the BT module to play Wii games. I followed the BT relocation guide, and then went to check if my Wiimote would connect (It was previously synced). But it...

I bought 2 more 4 layer Wiis and 6 broken wiimotes for 28$, After doing the same process (except the delid and this time masking it off), It works!

Alright, so I re-sanded the edges with 20 grit,120 grit, 220 grit, 240 grit, 320 grit, 400 grit, 600 grit, 800 grit, 1000 grit, and 2000 grit sandpaper. I gave it a bath in IPA and distilled water. And 1.15 is still shorted! I have no idea what the problem is. I'm guessing my board is fried...

I tried cleaning it with my glorious ultrasonic cleaner (Ziploc filled with IPA attached to a sander attached to a vice) But alas, 1.15v is still shorted. I suspect is might a a half cut via that wasn't sanded properly. I'll order assorted sandpaper and report back.

These are the most reliable readings I got, I guess my board is toast?

Thanks for the quick reply, I did indeed try to check the resistances using my multimeter, but it was giving some unreliable results, (GND and 3.3 resistance would go from like 200 ohm to 250k ohm to 20k ohm), I think something is probably just wrong with my meter so I didn't trust those...

Introduction and concern Hello! I recently decided that I should trim a Wii I had laying around, and make it into a micro game console. I installed letterbomb and then RVLoader (I'll get back to this later). I followed the Wii trimming guide and did an OMGWTF trim on my RVK-CPU-01 motherboard...

Yes, but you gotta wire alot of stuff and also keep in mind power consumption.

Never though you could convert a THT IC to a tiny SMD IC, bravo!

*bomb has been planted*