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Aurelio is trying to help you. He has made great products that both fill a demand and are a better/cheaper solution than alternatives. He isn't competing with you, and has no reason to try and ruin your topic. In fact, the points he has made here are very relevant and can easily help you better...

This was you? O.o I saw this video a couple days ago and liked it. Nice work!

You can give him a +1 on his seller trader history. I think there's a section to describe how he was professional. :P

Yeah if mod-chip.net only accepts credit cards, I would use a prepaid disposable visa or nothing at all. I looked them up and nobody seems to have heard of them so they must be fairly new. Also, all of the links at the bottom of the page are dead, which is just like wayengineer (website I...

First I'd like to say that I personally believe that gamecube portables aren't without merit, and should not be entirely replaced by wii portables. I have mad love for gamecubes, and do plan on making at least one more gcp in the future (having made both a gcp and a wiip). So please consider my...

Just in case, it's probably a good idea to go over it again more slowly / carefully. The edges on the right in the picture have ridges. While this might not be your issue, it's still a good idea to get rid of those. Ridges like that can be made by the copper traces hanging off the edge of the...

The edges look pretty rough, did you sand them? If so, what grit?

Lol I feel you. Which cable was it? Replacement screens are like $5 and the speaker ribbon cable is $2. Apparently it doesn't need the camera

WTB means "want to buy" and WTS means "want to sell" :) I would recommend getting your trim working first. I have no idea how far along you are, but if you haven't trimmed it yet, you may end up needing to trim more than one wii and could end up with ports on your next one.

When @Bardicus had a switch for trade, you said you'd trade a portable wii you had for it. Now you have a switch and you want a portable wii?

I've never made a ps2 portable, but if you can plug that controller in and it works, then you can wire it up and it'll work without a resistor. That said, I don't know why ashen used a resistor. Was his a third party controller?

@cfc_12 Idk what you were asking in that PM. Could you please be a bit more specific? Btw that orange wire on square is ground. See how you can see it connecting to the other half of the start button? So you can connect your start etc buttons to ground there.

WOW. For the first part of this, I was like "This is so smooth and pretty and well put together" and then I got to the picture with the controller and realized how small it is. Seriously this is amazing work Gman.

Just the case internals. There just wasn't any space for an intake anywhere near the fan unfortunately :/ it seems to keep it cool, although I would've preferred a better setup

I have a YouTube worklog on it I plan to update and I'll post one there then link it here. I am going to buy the 128gb Samsung flash drive before I do that though since all I have are Sandisk ones.

The pins on the port are p1, 2, and 3 data, Y, Pb, Pr, Ground, 3.3v, and Mode. If you connect 3.3v to mode, it enables component, so on the male cable I was testing with I connected those two pins together. Then when you plugged it in, it automatically switched to component, turning off the...

1/17/18 UPDATE: I have completely rebuilt this console. It's the same shell, repainted with a new motherboard and cooling system. Pics :) Original Post: Here is my first wii portable. It was built inside of a hard ds lite carrying case and is about the same size as a dmg gameboy...

Here are the internals. I have it so that the batteries lift out for easy access to the board, and the controller flips over to the left without needing to desolder anything.

Only if you have huge pockets. It's about the size of a dmg gameboy, but more square than rectangular

Thank you everyone :) No lol. No clamshells. They're so hard haha. There's no room for anything xD