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Damn, that's nice!

It's possible that Alberto's issues are hardware specific, or due to a simple oversight like U10 wire length that wasn't caught before. RVLoader issues often stem from strange places. Also, a not insignificant portion of RVLoader fault reports come from a small handful of people, so there's...

Nah it isn't bad at all. It takes some extra care to print compared to PLA in order to prevent warping, but it is a more durable material and resists much higher temperatures. I think what CrazyGadget meant was that the case you ordered is not going to be mirrored shiny smooth like an injection...

Themed G-Boys definitely aren't as common as other formats. Supertazon did an awesome Famicom one, but that's all I can remember off the top of my head. I will be watching with great interest

Sharp pivots create an impedence mismatch. It exists in all hard angles, but is most tangible with 90 degree bends. It mostly only matters for high frequency applications, RAM, CPU, GPU direct connections and such, but you do get a slightly (read: almost imperceptibly) cleaner signal for other...

Sorry, I should have been more specific. The GC+ and AMP boards will work fine, it's the current generation PMS and PD modules specifically that are not compatible with each other across generations. You can't use a PD2 or PD3 with the 1.0 PMS, and can't use the old 1.0 PD module with a current...

RVLoader doesn't have disc drive support, and AFAIK it's not on the roadmap. It's designed specifically for portables, so yeah you would have to exit to the system menu or another loader to launch discs. Composite video is untouched. The patch just changes the high resolution output mode from...

It does not. Ohkin's boards are reproductions of the old opensourced 1.0 version of the PMS. The current 4layertech 2.X designs use different parts and a different protocol. They are not inter-compatible in any arrangement AFAIK. Also worth noting, that 1.0 PMS does not have reverse polarity...

Oh lorde.............. the fucking blowtorch................ Don't forget the tinsnips too!

What is the problem exactly?

I always enjoy seeing wireless U10

That would be the automated anti-spam measures. Annoying, but sadly quite neccessary as of recent. You'll be awarded full user permissions on the bot's next pass

If you end up wanting a theatrical way to demonstrate the circuit's destruction, then in conjunction with the crowbar circuit you could use an electrolytic capacitor that is wired in with the incorrect polarity. When voltage is fed into an electrolytic cap through the wrong leg, they fail within...

That's a clever way to keep BT modular

You either cut the anchor legs off and just solder in the button pins, or bend the anchor legs around with pliers to fit the footprint, I don't remember exactly. It's technically weaker, but a portable isn't meant to be roughly handled, thrown around, wound up and tossed in a drawer full of...

Wiis are either indestructible bulwarks that work perfectly despite every possible mistake being made, or lumps of wet tissue paper that kill all your peripherals despite you doing everything correctly. Sadly it really is just the whim of the machine spirit whether a trim works. I'm told it...

Nintendo used tact switches with a reversed footprint to the ones you linked

Interesting........ that sounds to me like a bit of voltage instability. I'll add removing the pre-amp to the troubleshooting list