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Yes, that is definitely possible. It might even be possible to run it off of 3.3v To know how however, ill need a close up picture of the driver board or the names of some of the ics its using. Since its in the BOM however I think @Gman might already have some info on this board, not sure.

Color: Black LEH51451579-[3] RVL-CPU-050 PAL Color: White LU57613505-[2] RVL-CPU-001 NTSC

Damn this looks good. Everything looks so well thought out. Can wait to see it done!

Ehmm.... please dont double ehm what even is this? Post 7 times in a row? :P You might get :chaos: ‘d if you arent carefull.. Edit: shit :chaos: doesnt work here.. oh well

Damn that frankencase looks good. Also.. 8 18650s.. jeez wtf. Amazing.

^^ yeah that gonna kill it

Well its definetly possible, and yeah, cardboard can probably withstand the heat generated by a wii (its 7w lol) as long as you give it enough cooling (not the stock wii heatsink, its overkill for sure) If you decide to do this however, you WILL regret it. Seriously. Cardboard becomes very weak...

Color: White LEH23467366-7 RVL-CPU-020 Color: White LEH10157039-6 RVL-CPU-040 Both pal Edit: Just took em apart, apparently one of them was a cpu-020 and not a 040, so fixed that.

The 1.15 and 3.3v regulators look good, but 0.8v might just be too low for the wii to boot. Try adjusting that as well (usually ~70k ish gives me good results) and try again.

He didn't mention it at all, so I don't think he built it yet. It doesn't really matter anyways since you don't need 5v to boot the wii, its only needed for USB.

Maybe you will have some luck with a different USB flash drive. PortablizeMii is known to have problems with usb drive compatibility, even when its correctly formatted. Try it again with a freshly formatted different USB drive.

Damn I haven't updated this in way too long. To begin, I made massive amounts of progress on my LCD driver project. It now looks like this: Basically everything and a bunch of (maybe) not entirely necessary stuff has been implemented. I definitely wouldn't have been able to make this without...

TLDR: I fckd up my lcd and by probing around trying to fix it I found out how to control brightness. Long version: So.. I got the lcd a few weeks ago and today I disassembled it. I had problems removing the screw posts (like @Stitches mentioned can be hard) and accidentally cut a trace. I didn't...

@Luke did you mean booshman? I know nothing about audio amps or headphone jacks lol

I didn't kill them yet I just know theres a chance I will fuck up

rip there go 3 brand new wiis maybe I should just buy flux

oh gawd please no if it is I will probably try to relocate wifi and destroy even more Wiis just to get the stupid indicator to work lol

That's not the same fan.

Since @Stitches didn't post it yet I guess Ill do it. This is the link to the Eyoyo 5" lcd with YPbPr component in. Its a very nice screen, very bright and not cloudy at all. I can recommend it to anyone who has the money for it, even when not using it in a portable...

nice stack of Wiis ya got there