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I'm not too sure about the first link, but I can for sure tell you that ebay link is a scam, that battery will have much smaller than advertised capacity. What screen do you have that is powering itself? You may be able to expand that battery and use it for the wii as well

1. I've dabbled in ABS, it is not easy to get right... It's not much different from PLA besides it's higher melting temperature, so it's not really worth it to try and print in it... 2. Aurelio got this one good 3. I personally use Cura, and it works decently well, the default profiles for...

There isn't really much left up to interpretation, as every point people ask about (where to wire video, where to wire controllers, etc) are all labeled in the guide. We tried to make it as thorough as possible, and for the most part, you don't have to rewire much of anything that was...

That's not really how it works, the wii doesn't just arbitrarily check if the disc drive is plugged in or not... Since the disc drive is an essential part of the system, the people who wrote usb loaders assumed there would always be at least a working disc drive board inside the wii, so any...

If you don't already have a charging solution it may be more useful to grab a power management system, which is already available in the store, as it has regs included on the board and power button to turn on and off

Sounds dumb, but have you tried redoing the programming? If there is contiunity then it's unlikely that the cable is the issue, the gc data line is pretty resistant to interference

Please don't use 32awg for power wiring, that's only rated for around 0.5a which would be around 2w at standard battery voltage. Any more and it's gonna melt You might need to read some guides too, especially before you go making suggestions to people

Just a quick FYI, the wifi data lines are extremely sensitive to length differences, so if you attempt a wifi relocation in the future make sure to cut all the wires to the exact same length before wiring to the module. It would also be a good idea to download PM with nowifi, install the nowifi...

Just a quick sanity check, which pins on the gamecube plug did you wire data, 3.3v, and ground?

I hope you got your message through in time, eventually someone will find another method of communication he hasn't shut off just yet... Maybe send him a letter? :P

I've put a cfw on my psp so it can play emulators and stuff, but no hardware mods

It depends on which part, different pieces use different kinds of wire.

wew searching helps https://bitbuilt.net/forums/index.php?threads/wire-gauges.356/

You shouldn't have to worry much about noise, both the display and pi have regulators onboard that drop the voltage lower, a bypass cap should be enough.

Yes, but... You'll want to double check the output voltage, and make sure you aren't overloading your UBEC. As long as it's putting out ~5v and it can provide enough amps, you *should* be good...

You could always use a wavebird with multiple receivers set on the same number, since the wavebird receiver doesn't transmit, just receive

Make sure to test your wiring before trimming, but besides that, covering the chips with some painters tape and trimming should be fine

1. You'd need to design a custom pcb for that 2. The BOM has some links, I assume you want to do VGA? This should work 3. https://bitbuilt.net/forums/index.php?threads/wire-gauges.356/

It would probably be best to buy another Wii to use then, as you'll end up spending more money in the long run if you use a gamecube instead of a wii. You'll also most likely be doing lots of waiting for more money or parts if you don't have a steady income of some kind

Long wires are nice antennas, that's probably running at 10 speeds instead of 10/100... You should shorten the wires, bring the pairs close together, and solder the caps directly to the PS2. The image I posted was a snipit from some big doc about ethernet, another big point they made was about...