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I like white because I think it fits the aesthetic of the Wii and shows that it is an original one (not most of Wii U's). You could make a poll, also.

You can check out these videos for some basic electronics info: Guide - Electronics 101 Videos | BitBuilt - Giving Life to Old Consoles They were super helpful for me.

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Yeah, that's what Stiches said. Maybe it was edited so you didn't see it? Make sure it's 5v, though. "Same for the fan, any 35x35x10mm 5v axial fan will work."

First, you should clean up the solder you put on with braid and clean it with isopropyl alcohol.

Hello again! I finally got Wii number 2 working. I had to do the u10 relocation because my u10 emulation stopped working but it's okay now. Thanks to everyone in the discord for helping me. Next up I'll finish some more connections can be finished! [EDIT: It's done! I just made a cutting-edge...

Cool! I also found out about bitbuilt from Gingerofoz's wii boy color video.

Wow, I just found a thread that is pretty much the same as this so for future reference there is more information here: https://bitbuilt.net/forums/index.php?threads/u10-relocation-help.2120/

I'm really sorry, I just forgot u10 is the one on the edge. It won't mess with the wii it terms of what it does, but you should remove it because it is on the line for the mx chip cut, and half cut components aren't a good idea. You can still remove it after the mx chip trim is done. U9 on the...

Nope I already order the part from Mouser. Thank you though :D

You don't need to remove the u10 for using the mx chip. Good luck!

Oh no :eyeroll:

This is a poll for what Bitbuilt theme you use. I use light theme but I know a lot of people you use dark mide so I am curious what results a poll would get.

I put solder on the legs and went back and forth putting the iron on each side while tilting the wii mobo. It was taking forever so I did put some force into it (thats how the pins came off probably). In the video I watched it worked so much faster than mine for some reason. It's too late now...

He's using the pms lite so it is a 1.8v reference. Also, that post was from the beginning. He already fixed it.

I already have 2 extra wiis but thanks for the tip. I did try to use those u10s and u9s

Great, thanks! Its too bad I can't use my u9 :|

I forgot to mention, I do have this u9 that I took off that has the 2 important pins for 3.3v and the wire. However, it only has 2 ground pins (the first pin looks like it is off I might be able to save it though it looks like there is a small part that can be soldered to). Will it still work...

Hello! I'm not sure if this is the right spot for this post. My u10 pad is not working so I was advised on the Discord to just do the normal u10 relocation. I tried to get both the u10 and the u9, but one pin came off both. I am wondering if anyone that has an extra trimmed wii could get a u9...

You can sand more up to 1000 grit untill you get rid of the short. You can also check for random solder blobs or flux that can cause shorts.