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Thanks, I will post my "actual" entry later, when I have enough time to make some pictures.

Okay so after ~ 5 Wii motherboards (and fucking up everytime trying to solder a wire to the "U10 via") i just gave up on trimming a Wii. It is the most important part of my Portable so i had a question. Can a mod move this thread back to the Wii worklogs so I can finish this build later? When I...

You should be able to find them here: https://bitbuilt.net/forums/index.php?threads/portablizing-bom.367/

Yeah, how are we supposed to win if your portable is so awesome? There is no way any of us (except for maybe @Aurelio with his Wiihud memes) will be able to beat you. Still, that touchscreen, its so awesome...

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OMG This is amazing!! How can i get it, and what does it cost? If you will release it, anyway;) Its amazing!

is this what I think it is !

It should work, however you should keep in mind that the ptn04050c works differently then the pth08080. The schematic is fine, but dont use the same diagram to set the output voltage and such. You should look up how to do that. Also, you should make sure this xiaomi powerbank supplies more then...

Okay aftrer taking my gc controller apart i found out that it has an internal an internel short between the data line and ground 50% of the time, depending on how i hold it. I will try with my gc+ in a few hours

Yes, it happens on all ports. Ill add some pictures now. Edit: gc controller isnt working on gc anymore, ill take it apart first

Hi, So i destroyed my previous wii (i cut a trace by accident while relocating the u10) and got a new one. It is a rev 60. It has a big problem though, when i connect a gamecube controller it just shuts off, almost like something shorts. The controller works fine on a gamecube or wii u. (using...

I dont want to get to much cirrent to the battery when the device is turned off

No, a resistor between the charge circuit and the power input.

That doesnt work like that, the 7.4v spot on the n64 will be 10v if you do ot like this. You could use 2 regulators or just use 3.3 volts, if im right. You ahould ask @marshallh , he is the person on this forum who knows the most about the n64.

Okay, I just removed all of the onboard regs and hooked my wii up to 3 bench power supplies. I don't know how its possible its working, but it is so im happy with it. I then trimmed my motherboard, and now I'll have to sand for an eternity. Whatever, everything for a working Wii portable. I...

Okay, then I will do that. With this tip it was already hard to solder to the bluetooth tets pins, but I don't have any flux so maybe getting that will also help. Thanks!

Okay, I'll buy one of those then because my iron definitely has replaceable tips.

Thanks, ill look into it. I'm currently using a digital one with thermometer and stuff but it has a really big tip. Can I also just replace the tip or do I actually need a new one? If i want to be able to solder wires to the nand for instance, will the iron you linked be sufficient?

w-what How is that supposed to work Also what soldering iron do you guys use? Mine seems to put me down every time.

Okay, I'll try that after I get a new iron and will finish bluetooth first then.