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Well get yo' self some CPU-z and find out what's on that bad boy! My setup Hunk O' junk Work desktop Recycled i7-3770 Asus GTX 970 mini 16GB Gskill Ram 256GB SSD Samsung Evo 2TB WD Green storage $20 throwaway case Hunk O' junk Laptop Lenovo Y500 SLI 650m ~4 years old now used and abused...

Welcome to the forums! If your batteries aren't charging anymore, they're probably fully charged.

This one is starting to look pretty sick!

I know the Chinese clones have good caps at least.

3D print the original -> post processing -> injection molding @ home. If you were looking to sell it you would want something better than 3D printing each shell. http://www.easyplasticmolding.com/model_150/ordernow.html

I wouldn't use that as an off switch. Unless you're controlling a mosfet with that output voltage. You're not going to be able to get enough current for any portable out of a NAND gate. Take a gander

These would be legit if you actually had the whole shell with a joystick in it like the ones that are out now but with a batter quality potentiometer. These ones are nice but made of plastic and a bit wonky on smash 64. If we can source gamecube controllers these would definitely be a viable...

Personally not a fan of tapatalk. But as long as the forums don't bug me every time I visit on mobile to try tapatalk it would be a nice option.

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Now build another with an integrated 64 drive.

I think I can finish something soon

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Nice find shank! I wonder if it's possible to clone the bluetooth stack from the device itself.

Hey real time clock by itself isn't too difficult to reverse engineer. But yes, font data and sram shoots that idea down. Shank, those blue lines are possibly some protocol interface between the wii and the AVE. Do you have screen shots of the blue lines scoped out?

Well as long as I'm on a roll here we could probably emulate the real time clock function of the MX chip and cut out that chip entirely. The beauty of FPGA's.

A gc video lite could easily be adjusted to run on 1.8v logic rather than 3.3v. But I think a good reason for changing out the AVE for a GC video would be board shrinkage. There's about an extra inch on the video end of the board that you could cut off if you could rewire a GC video. Oooooor...

I am excite!

If it's a static type dealio then yea it's most likely power. Check your voltages under load.