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Destroyed both the U10 and the U9, and possibly screwed up the solder pads under where the U5 was, so I've ordered a new Wii MOBO. While I wait for it to arrive, I've been working on the case a bit more, specifically the backside: Here you can see I've added two screen holes and moved the fan...

Is it bad that I have no idea what you mean by that? Just googled it. We’ll see how bad interlaced scanning looks on my screen. If it’s that bad, I’ll go for progressive, though I’m not sure how to set it up.

Took me a while to figure out what you were saying. That’s an interesting idea. I think I’ll look for alternatives to the GameCube logo for now though, as that would be hard to model. Maybe a P for Puff in some cool font? Idk.

Oh shit that’s true. Anything I could do? Or should I just ditch it.

Hey everyone! I decided it would be a good idea to start a worklog, since I only have a vague idea of what I'm doing and this is gonna require a lot of help. I'm hoping this worklog will help out those of you willing to help me out. Features: - 5.6" Screen - OM6 Trim (unless there's a trim more...

This is super helpful. Thanks so much man!

Is the heatsink setup you included in the OMGWTF trim model an actual product? If so, where can I get one? I'm a little confused with the whole cooling thing. I know it's a simple concept, just not sure how to do it :P

I'm trying to decide what would be easiest and most efficient for a first project, and here are my thoughts: Vacuum Forming is nice because you can spend time creating a real mold that you can actually hold. The only issue is setting up a vacuum forming table and all that stuff. 3D Printing is...

So I figured out the issue, and it was just a really stupid mistake I made. I accidentally hardwired the controller to the Player 4 port! :facepalm::XD: I also hard wired the memory card to the wrong card slot as well. I re-wired the two to the correct places and everything works just fine now...

I already had a gamecube i had bought for portabalizing years ago and had done tons of research before Portablize Mii came around, so I decided I might as well finally finish a portable with the knowledge I had gained from taking an electronics class in school. It wasn't until I was pretty far...

If I had one, I would. I’ll gonna order one right now.

Either this happens all the time and it’s a really simple answer and I just didn’t search hard enough, or nobody has ever seen this problem before. I finally got all the essential parts together for my portable and put it all together (outside of the case). But when I was testing it, I noticed...

I’m excited to hear if they’re good or not. I’ve been looking for an amplifier board with a headphone jack for my portable, as the amplifier board that I have that came with the speaker doesn’t have one. Still, how would volume control be wired to that board? I’m pretty new to all this stuff.

Sweet. Thanks!

I’m confused now. Will the GC+ be able to be used straight away with the GameCube, or is there further setup?

Seems way easier than wiring to a controller. Will that be an issue?

Awesome. Thank you so much!

Sorry that I’ve been asking so many questions lately. I’m just super excited that this project is actually finally coming along, and I wanna keep it that way. My question is simple. How would I wire a GC+ to the GameCube motherboard? Would there be any further setup after to get it working...

Wow. Awesome! I thought it would be more complicated than just powering it through the GC. Thanks so much!

Is that all I have to do? It would be fully functional?