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Okay, so i was trying to relocate the U10 and i think i really messed it up... Anyone know how to fix it? I destroyed the pad where i am supposed to add the wire and i also destroyed some other pad, but this is messed up in the guide as well so i dont think it is a problem. But that one pad...

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Uh oh... There goes my chance to win anything in the contest... Its looks amazing already! I can't wait to see the final version.

well I'll try to just remove the cap then, and TRY to replace the SMT resistors. I don't think I'll be able to resolveer SMT parts though so I'll probably just order a PowerMii Lite from @Noah

I wan't one, if the shipping to Europe is doable. What would the shipping costs be then?

I'm already working on a true charge and play circuit, which automatically switches the console's regulators to the chargers power using a diode and some transistors. It slowly charges the batteries trough a resistor and switches itself back to battery mode using those same transistors. I will...

I think ill buy one immediatly. :D It looks amazing, exactly what i need. I cant possibly mess this up. How expensive is it gonna be? Or hasnt that been decided?

I NEED THIS SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY

Thats hard to say without any more information. I do think it will work, however it will probably be severely degraded. I would just try to charge it and see what happens. It it even gets a little bit warm immediatly stop charging though. Also, is that box still sealed? If yes it may be worth a...

Powermii... what is this exactly, may i ask?

Yeah, will do :D this iron seems like it's just too big. The other regulators are fine though... I'm just going to hope I can fix it. I can alway try to measure what the resistance is using the other regs and try to replace it, using normal resistors of course. I hope I can revive this one...

Okay... I just noticed something else. I have your short in blue, but it looks like I also removed some surface mount resistors... Thats gonna be a new regulator, I guess.

Well shit... do you have any idea of how to fix it?

Heres an update: I started assembling the regulators and just finished with the 1v and 1.15v regs. The 3.3v regulator however... i think i killed it. I shall now bid to the bitbuilt gods and hope they will be able to help me fix it.. this is a picture of the dead reg: Heres all four of them...

I'll try to desolder the cells and measure them individually then, because these are some nice cells (if they aren't damaged). 4 cells would be ~51 wh if not damaged, so I really want to use them.

That is not what i meant, there are 2 batteries in series, connected to each other and that is measuring 4.2 volts. That would mean 2.1 volts per cell. Is this acceptable?

Yeah i can connect the remote so i'm happy Btw heres a picture of the battery (still half assembled but wathever). Each pack of 2 cells measures around 4.4v. Is that still alive, or should i buy new ones? Wiimote for scale Edit: added picture

I'm not very far at all yet, but the bluetooth relocation is working (i cut the traces but can still turn on my wii with a wiimote) so heres a picture of it It would be really cool to embed the disc drive inside of a dock; would this be possible, though? Can i attach the disc drive to a trimmed...

This is going to be a really long post so here is a short version: I want to build a Wii Portable using a L7009 screen and I want it to be like the switch, with a dock and MAYBE wireless controllers. (probably just wiimotes wired up to an analog stick and buttons inside) I have almost everything...

I'm not sure, but it seems like you should be able to. Never mess with batteries if you dont know what you're doing though. It can be very dangerous.