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It's actually more like 80, since you'll need to spend close to 20 for the other board if you opt to not use the dd. I think it's worth it.

I can definitely tell you that USB pair is not anywhere near tight enough. Did you twist it by hand? if so, that's not happening. You need to use a drill or a dremel or something like that. If should be, as Tuco said, tight. Other than that, I see a few random blobs of solder near the AVE, a...

means the "grooves" inside the screwposts where the screw can grab on when you screw it. Those are called "threads" and they're not part of the print itself, they're created the first time you screw on them, with the screw carving a path into the post. You have to be very careful during this...

I've got the same errors reseting via safe mode but my controller works perfectly fine regardless. Try resetting by holding A+X+Y during boot. You might have to try this a couple of times.

Great! It'll be awesome if you can share what the problem was for anybody in the future stumbling upon this thread so that they could also try your solution.

No, I do not have pcb design experience. All I can tell you is that EasyEDA, Photoshop, Visual Studio, Premiere, Blender, Autocad, etc are tools and learning to use a tool doesn't mean you know what to do with it. These types of projects go far, faaaaar beyond "how do I layout some unknown list...

"PCB design is easy, just download some software" is the same as "programming is easy, man, just download visual studio and start typing!" Hopefuly you understand the analogy and look at Shank's response more closely. Designing a pcb is not just tracing lines here and there, printing a board...

Sorry, dude, I can only do Spanish and English. I speak very little French... I can make out that you think the problem is inside the console? who knows, maybe, you might be able to find help here but you need to be able to provide as much information as possible.

well, it'll help if you can provide all the information, you didn't mention trying a new battery already on your first post. Did you try another charger? did you try cleaning all the contacts? what else did you try and didn't mention? you do understand how difficult it is to troubleshoot "car...

Well, the original 3ds batteries are almost 15 years old at this point... It's very possible that it's just busted. You should be able to find replacements online quite easily, even from Nintendo themselves, as they use that same battery for other peripherals.

Also about the U10... soldering seems hard to make out from that picture but it appears to be soldered to the wrong leg maybe? Oh yeah and the via side is just a blob of solder possibly bridging a few vias... Practice soldering with the scraps of boards left over from the trim. EDIT: that's a...

Those edges on the board look rough as hell, you gotta clean them up by sanding them and finish them with at least 600-800 grit. Layers will definitely be bridging to each other after trimming. Did you check if any of the voltage lines is bridging something? did you check the resistances to gnd...

Couple of things I see over there: 1) On the PMS, the button GND cable seems to be shorting CHRG to ground. 2) The pms itself looks a bit like a mess, there's cold soldering everywhere and missing pads where the BTN pad should be. 3) some people reported instability booting with one cell so try...

did you check the resistances of all your voltage line to gound and to each other as well? other than that, your wiring is a big questionmark still. try to get clear detailed photos and we might spot something.

You gotta be 100% sure there's no bridges, 97% is not enough. Check Nold's resistances guide and compare with your's. Remove all cables soldered to the wii and check resistances following the chart. Also check for redundant components on the edges of the board that might be partially broken...

It's very hard to tell with those photos, really. However, the fact that you're 0/3 wiis after trimming tells me you're clearly missing something or not following the steps correctly. Did you check the resistances of all the voltage lines to ground and each other before soldering anything? you...

What do you mean by that? also you should start your own thread instead of replying to a 2 year old one with unrelated questions.

All that information is available right here. Literally on the first post. All due respect, did you try the bare minimum? like... google, maybe? People here are more than happy to answer questions, help troubleshooting and give you a hand but you gotta show that you're putting on the work...

Yeah, also that. You might want to reconsider if you're ready to tackle such a project... Building a portable requires quite a lot of soldering skills, at least some decent knowledge of electronics, proper tools and experience. You should probablly look into simpler projects to build your...

I'm very confused... What is it that you're trying to achieve? That wiring doesn't really make sense for anything really...