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I still have quite a few parts for a n64p i didnt finish (https://bitbuilt.net/forums/threads/nolds-3rd-n64-portable.5971) I'll rework the whole thing since i can't really make it work with PAL 5**i output of my original games, so it'll have no cart slot ig. :/

holy moly.. somebody find the meme to describe this insane project.. O.O

great work! just kinda sad that from the front (esp with the controller pad on it) you can barely tell it's different.. guess it's left to someone else to make a slim version :rothink::mrgreen:

Smol update: Added STEP and f3d-files to the download archive

That's slick, dude! Any plans on adding additional input signals? IIRC the chip supports RGB or component or sth.

Merry Christmas & Happy Holidays everyone, i got a little present for you: Safe sensor bar relocations! The guide has been updated with "Relocations -> Sensor Bar". Happy gaming.

That looks pretty good imho.. if it's not the u10, then maybe redo the power wires on the wii. add some more solder and heat them up nicely so you get a good connection. Did you mask the GPU/CPU during trim? maybe something got under there, which would be a bummer..

that's just beautiful man, inside & out!

Awesome work so far, makes me want to tackle the wii-u myself O.O... I feel ya, best thing i can offer is this: https://github.com/cryinkfly/Autodesk-Fusion-360-for-Linux I had it running for quite a while until Autodesk broke it, idk if it's back to working for me but it's worth a shot.

Oh man.. i barely knew him but as far as i can tell he was a great guy, with so much love for this community, the hobby and the people.. i first met him 2019 at MGC and was glad to meet him again this year... i'm sure we did a photo back then, too but couldn't find it.. We'll miss you

amazing work, as always!

and as every year, nold totally misses it ... <.<

So here is a little "update".. I've finished up some Rev.1 PCBs & designed my first flex PCB. it allows mounting two RAM chips on the n64.. so i can repair a few stock n64 boards. But before i can order a new PCB batch i need to do some work on the PCB.. as it tourns out, my 3.5" inch screen...

those readings look good to me

Some of your solder joints look pretty good (the on the PSU mostly), others look like they could need some more heat/solder/flux 6-layers can be bitchy.. make sure to sand very very well atleast up to 800~1k grid. even then the lowest voltage can have like 6 ohms to GND which should be fine...

- give it some good sanding up to 800 grid - remove all cut through components - clean pcb with a brush & IPA

How are you going to provide airflow through your heatsinks? I guess if you just pack them into a print, they wouldn't do much cooling & the bracket might even melt. You could also better spread the heat by using a single copper sheet that connects all ICs/heatsinks. Anyways you seem to be on...

nice, i dig those buttons, how do you like them?

Damn nice work guys, hope you put some of there files/changes on github or bring it upstream :)