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I'm not part of 4LayerTech so I don't have an answer for you, but if you haven't already, I would join their discord server (link is on their website).

No need to use as advanced a trim as that (looks like a Louii trim!), you can just use a standard 4-hole OMGWTF. It will make the trimming significantly easier.

Send some pictures of all of your wiring. I'd also check your resistance between 3v3 and gnd on the GC+ when it's not attached to anything else, just to see if it's shorting out the line.

Let's see your usb file structure. The RVLoader files need to be copied to the root of the drive, and it has to be FAT32.

The Ashida BOM lists 2170 batteries (21700), that link is correct. What BOM are you looking at?

You can extrapolate the dimensions from the model.

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Definitely check out the model repository, Jeff has some wii trims in there.

You can ask in the 4LayerTech Discord, eta is soon™️

Yup, I use them for all my Ashidas and G-Wiis.

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Use this tutorial (different driver board, same concept):

You can test the wii / screen with composite before wiring VGA, in fact I highly recommend it. When you say you removed the buttons to switch inputs, do you mean you completely got rid of the button board? If you still have it, you can manually wire it back. Unfortunately you can't just wire the...

Yup! That's perfect.

Also for reference on the blue driver board: K1 = Power K2 = Menu K3 = + K4 = - K5 = Source

For 1, it should be 3v3, not 5v

As long as you can get the solder out of the holes with a solder sucker or solder wick - and you don't pull the copper from the board - you should be fine.

Check the other thread you made, I posted there how to use those buttons.

I think these ones came in the BOM, I soldered little legs on the sides for support. I just used the trimmings from the LED.