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Not sure about the second one, but I know the first one will most likely melt if you try to use it. The specs they list are, at best, misleading. We don't suggest other regulators because, in general, they don't work for our needs. If you can spare the money to replace those when they blow...

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Is there a reason you are using three separate packs? An easy solution would be to combine all the packs together into one larger one

While I wouldn't personally do it (since I can get component cables off ebay for around 4-6$), I can see how it would be more viable to do this (since non-US shipping can be crazy). Good use of shielded cables as well, did you use ground on the USB port/cable as video ground? That would...

Since I don't know much about PS2s, I can't say what exactly is wrong, I can tell you the high drain batteries won't make a difference. The advice you found was mostly right, it won't take any more amps than it needs, yes, but if you accidentally short something there is much more power that...

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The U10 line isn't designed to reset the system. On top of the fact that is is possible to corrupt the NAND doing this, it doesn't always reset the system.

You'll either need to get two amps or use one that is specifically made to switch audio between headphones and speakers. If you were to use a potentiometer, that would go between the mobo and amp. Connect GC+ like any other gamecube controller. That was custom software to change the volume...

You'll want some hot air and solder paste

You don't need to cover the whole board, but make sure to cover anything with metal bits nearby, iirc the speaker fell onto a part directly below it and shorted something because it was left uncovered

google says yes https://github.com/FIX94/haxchi/commit/d29e796167cda64ae9515dab3c7926fc046b1797

The larger one with thermal paste would be the wifi module

Got pictures of your board?

Not sure how tall those ridges are on the sliders, but remember to take the bit of board that sticks out one side of the slider into account. I'd also bump the speaker a touch further just to make sure, since it looks like you still have some room.

Looks pretty neat, can't wait to see more

Probably check out the threads here And specifically check this one

That largely depends on what tools you already have, and what you want from your projects. Do you have any ideas as to what you'd want to make? Once you know that you can start with the things that wouldn't cost you money, such as drawing out designs or some 3d modeling (if you plan to design...

Click his name and choose "Start a Conversation", and you can work out the details (if you haven't already) You'll probably want to check this thread as well, it gives some helpful tips

Do you still have the middle of the bottom three? That is the only one of those that are needed (the other two bottom ones are just pads connected to nothing).

You'll need to change that holder if you want to use it, it's currently set up to support 4s1p