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That stuff is definitely out there if you search enough, though not legally. Actually modifying the firmware requires a pretty thorough understanding on how it's built. There also exists custom firmware for the RTD2660H written by someone in Russia, but he's told me his firmware doesn't...

Comparing yourself to Ashen is a great way to feel bad. I used High Impact Polystyrene (HIPS) when I did vacuum forming. It's a pretty soft plastic, so it is easy to work with, but it doesn't rip easily like you say and it does hold its shape very well. It's not as sturdy as ABS, so I would...

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I threw together a display this week for one of my teachers who wanted a sign to spell out words or phrases. She's a fan of Stranger Things, so she asked that it be based on the scene where Christmas lights spell out words on a wall. It uses these individually addressable RGB LEDs with an...

That is why I would like a source to the exact board you have. I don't believe it will work on other boards. I haven't seen any board that looks like yours.

So... do you want to dump the firmware or not? And provide a link or a part number for the original board? I can't find it anywhere. I think it would be good to at least try the route of reprogramming boards that have stock firmware.

Do you know where one can buy that physical board programmed for VGA? You could just transfer the firmware on the EEPROM from your board.

Yes. If you buy the Pluto HDMI board, you can reprogram it using this board from KNJN according to instructions on the GitHub. You can also reprogram the EEPROM directly using methods described here or really any SPI EEPROM programmer. JTAG is an option as well, as mentioned on the GitHub, if...

Here's a nearly hour-long gameplay demo showing most of the different controller configurations in action. There are timestamps in the description to navigate to specific games.

No, it's clearly unacceptable. It's not perfectly soldered or perfectly routed or anything like that. I wish I could offer suggestions for the controller but PS2 is foreign to me.

That finish looks like the original 3DS and I love it.

Whoa, I love the look of that power board with the USB port. Really nice aesthetic.

I'm a little turned on. Or a lot. I love how big the screen looks compared to everything else.

That looks really nice, and I've not seen those buttons before. They look like GameCube Z buttons with the rubber actuator.

This is what I use: 86.6k for 1V 33k for 1.15V 1.8k for 3.3V 348 for 5V You should probably use just a single resistor for 3.3V, not 2 in series.

I'm not sure what to make of the error code because I know sometimes mine produces different error codes while it still works the same. Make sure your wires aren't too long. You may have to connect things in a certain order to make it work. This is what I have to do: Plug the SD card reader...

I'd like to buy one :). It could really improve my next project.

There's a list here where it says "Only the following SD card readers work with the New 3DS XL". It's not all-inclusive and not very big, so if you already own some, try what you have and it may work.

I love the overall look so far. Are you creating wireless detachable controllers as well?

I put a micro USB port in mine over a year ago. I also created a cable for it which contains a USB SD card reader. It's not hard at all if you can find an SD card reader that is compatible. This is the exact one I used, but there are definitely some others that are known to work.