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https://bitbuilt.net/forums/index.php?forums/wii.123/ The kit comes with a guide, and there will be a time table released soon which should include shipping estimates.

Nope, but I found that piece on digikey fairly quickly, so I'm sure you can too

It's a standard connector you can buy https://www.digikey.com/product-detail/en/molex-connector-corporation/0541020164/WM8876CT-ND/3197306

In the OM6 guide, just cut slightly outside of the marked red line and that is the trim. U10 looks the same on a 6 layer as a 4 layer, so you can use the images from the main guide for that. Bluetooth just uses the two numbered vias from the second image, and goes to the respective numbers...

Each of the buttons has a resistor on them, so when you press one button it's X resistance, another is Y resistance, and the last is Z resistance, and the screen measures the resistance to see which button is pressed

https://bitbuilt.net/forums/index.php?threads/portablizemii-compatible-usb-drives.2608/

The SD slot runs at extremely slow speeds, so the lengths don't have to be matched very well. Not sure if many people wired SD to actually trimmed wiis, because we were working on PM at the same time as the trimming guide, so we generally expected people would use that, which only uses USB...

What kind of flash drive is it? Generic, SanDisk, etc? There are a good number of flash drives that are not compatible with PortablizeMii

Not really, unless you're connecting it through one of the smash usb gc adapters... But at that point, it's just a gamecube controller

https://bitbuilt.net/forums/index.php?threads/portablizemii-compatible-usb-drives.2608/

There are programs specifically created for creating PCBs such as Eagle, Altium, KiCad, etc. You lay out the circuit schematic, and then lay out the individual components and traces on a board layout. The schematic tells it which pieces are connected to what, so you just connect the lines when...

Considering that board doesn't even take HDMI, I would say no.

https://bitbuilt.net/forums/index.php?threads/gc-documentation.695/

It does, I use a wavebird for my testing.

If you're using gc+, just wire the 3ds slider to it like any other stick

You can make a portable out of 6 layers, but there are just negatives which make it not great. I would suggest looking for a 4 layer since you should be able to get one relatively cheap on ebay or similar. EDIT: a quick note, you can't use a 6 layer in this particular design, this is general...

Yes

My meter is a radioshack one (RIP) so I don't have a recommendation as to what to get, however I can recommend that you don't get one of the cheap shit ones from china, they're garbage at best, and will only cause you headache.

Pics? Most likely you'll have to find a spot you can scratch and wire to to fix the connection

Yes, that would be frankencasing (we've got some info in the guide hub about it), which is allowed.