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You could go into digikey or mouser and buy the exact (or really really close) values that you need. But I just got a big pack or general resistor values off Amazon. You can always put multiple together to add to the value you need. About the speaker holes and 3D printing stuff, my university...

The left one is raised up a little and right one is flush where the triforce part is. Which one looks better to you guys?

It’s been a bit since my last update. School has started and between that, work, and Destiny 2 I barely get time to work on this. I have been making slow progress though. I added a better charge and play situation with one of the boards talked about in the batteries discussion. I also got some...

I’m not sure if there’s something specific or special about those speakers, but these are the ones I got, and they do really well. They sound great and can get pretty loud. https://www.digikey.com/product-detail/en/cui-inc/CDM-20008/102-2502-ND/2158705

Awesome! I’ve been wanting to venture into this for a while, it’s nice to have information in one place. I’ll edit links and things into my post if I come across anything else in my research.

To a full on beginner with no electronics background this process can be very daunting, and although the guides are amazing they aren’t ‘100% noob proof’ per se. when I started I had barely soldered at all, but now I’ve fully trimmed a Wii with relocations that all work after my first go around...

I came here because while doing research on how to do a portable GC I found a comment on a thread saying to do a wii instead, and he rest is history.

Got one of the red hoard to test out in a portable wii. So far it’s working out great! It’s got a red and green led on it to show when charging/full. I input 12V 1A to test it and the batteries charged up great and once they got to about 8.35V the led switches to green and the charging cut off...

Glad to see a full thread dedicated to this! I would have loved something more clear cut like this when I first started out.

Adding to this. I would maybe change this to a development/worklog thread where you talk about your process and get advice/criticism. That way you can have assistance if you need it and it will come off more as a ‘I’m building something cool come check it out!’ Rather than ‘I’m selling...

I have an extra I can send our way for the cost of shipping. I am in the US though so shipping might be a bit. If no one else closer can get you one PM me.

I would much rather us go this route. It would give us he opportunity to maybe get cheaper and smaller boards. Plus it’s more fun. :p

I actually like your new avatar. It looks nice and clean.

Please don’t remove your contributions. There will be plenty of noobs coming through and attempting things they probably shouldn’t, but there are also be solid people who are interested in learning and having these sources of information can be very valuable. I’ve been reading your posts and...

Good point I remember reading about that in your work log. I’m not extremely experienced with 3D printing and their capabilities. I’ll be going through my university to print them most likely, and I know they’ve got some pretty solid printers, so I appreciate the advice. Is there a more...

Quick update. I’ve been working on my case design. I haven’t ventured into CAD since high school so I’m basically learning from nothing. Here’s where I’m at so far.

Just costs a little more. If you aren’t able to get one from someone (looks like shank might have some) I can desolder my extra U9 and send it over for the cost of shipping.

Are you in the US?

Yeah if we could get boards capable of this and flash them we could probably get them for even cheaper. I would for sure be interested in something like this.

Yep works great! That’s what I’m using.