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Thanks Gman! It feels like a weight has been lifted off my shoulders XD And thanks Jefflongo for your help, and I suppose I’ll have to make another portable after this one :D Waiting for the case to dry on my current one 0u0 Also thanks to Noah, Xsping, Cheese, Stitches, and anyone else I...

I FIGURED IT OUT GUYS!! I feel really dam stupid for only thinking that something was wrong with the WiiPMS or the Wii motherboard, it was the wiring to the batteries! I had been using alligator clips for battery positive and negative (I think they couldn’t handle the current) but once I hard...

Ok just setup each voltage to a power switch to narrow down the problem and it seems that 1v and 1.15v can operate individually and together but once i introduce 3.3v, the wiipms shuts off. How can I track down the 3.3v voltage to find where the short is?

This is comical XD I still can’t get it to work, the wiipms refuses to continuously output the voltages! I started from scratch, made sure the u10 worked, cut the board, sanded it up to 1000 grit sandpaper, hooked it up, and same thing as before! Any advice would be loved

Are the two data wires twisted like licorice as it should be?

I’m not super smart on helping but is the Wii turning on? Like is the Wii getting all its voltage? If it is, maybe try to wire the video line to another spot on the board? If that doesn’t help, add a lot of pictures of your hookup and someone else might be able to help!

Since I’m pretty sure the problem lies within the Wii motherboard, I just restarted from scratch. Just relocated the u10 chip and made sure it works, also I’m going to video most of it so if something doesn’t work it’ll be easier to get help or if it does work, I’ll post it on YouTube as a guide

thx, I found a pin that I could probably solder too, check it:

All the outputs read exactly correct when the wiipms is not wired to the Wii and only connected to batteries sir

I just do not understand what I’m doing wrong, like why are the WiiPMS outputs never staying the same?

When I disconnect the 1v wire, the 3,3v shows 2.9v and the 1.15v shows 1.15v I feel like it’s not getting enough power to run all the regulators? Also when I attach 12v to the charger, 3.3v is perfect, 1.15v is perfect but 1v shows up as 42 mv? without the charger attached, all of the outputs...

With the solder pad gone on that spot, how would I be able to solder the composite wire on? Thanks!

Here’s a picture

Well, just wired it up using 22 gauge wire and it still does the same thing... anymore advice guys? Thanks

Yeah I really really feel like it’s becauSe of the wire gauge

Just checked it against grounds, It measures 36.1 ohms

Once I get home today I’ll reply with the readings, and once I get the 22 gauge wire in Monday, I’ll hook those up to see if that was the problem, thanks Bocud!

Very nice! Good job! :D

I would say just buy a Gc+ lol, I think they’re on sale right now for like 12$

Thank you sir!