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When there is no signal, cancel the Blue Screen and display channel code I think is for keep the screen totally black

Hi drum! I hope this tip can help you -I'm not sure how did you finish the board's edges while sanding, but try to reach this shape to ensure that layers doesn't touch each other (the layers are the yellow ones): My first two boards where shorted until I reached this shape on the edges

Who won?!!!!

Did you solve this issue? I have the same issue on my wii using RGB connected to a Wii2HDMI adapter

Hi everyone! Could someone help me to fix this issue? I'm using a Wiitohdmi board wired directly to the RGB caps on the top side of the board ¿Is this error because the wires aren't shielded? I'm using this guide:

Great! Thanks a lot

Can the Wii to HDMI RGB be soldered directly to AVE pins? Or need to be soldered on the caps side? I’m using this help for the pinout (attached picture)

I finally finished my first portable, I didn’t buy anything else apart from the wii and the screen So maybe I can help you with ideas to obtain some components or improve some features

Is this your first console?

Teardown the gamecube Follow the wii trimming guide Relocate necesary pheripherals Add or recycle the fan, regulators and features that you want (maybe in this part you should connect power, video, gamecube ports and memory card ports direct to the gamecube ones)

Is there a way to reinstall RVLoader with VGA patch or install patches after installing? My console is working, but I’m not sure if I’ve patched VGA when installing RVLoader because I’ve planned to use composite on my portable

That’s awesome Good luck!

I have a working chip already trimmed, but I REALLY don't know how to send packages by mail.

I was thinking about "trimming" an original gamecube controller board (DOL-003) to fit in my portable controllers Can the CNT-DOL chip work by itself only connecting 3.3V supplies, grounds and the oscilator? I know that the GC+ exists, but is so expensive to buy or manufacture one (also...

I did a trim using a big grinder like the picture below. Maybe doing it with a knife is too harder, but I can suggest you to find any workshop and ask them to use a grinder or maybe they can cut the board for you. OBVIOUSLY you have to cut too far of the red line to ensure that the usable part...

Thanks I will proceed to place custom regulators and battery circuits

The board is finally working!!! Thanks to all @Stitches, @CrazyGadget, @RobotJack12 The board layers APPEARED to be good at microscope view, but sanding a little more on every edge I had a short on 3.3V, then I removed the components that could be damaged by omgwtf trim, and now I finally...

Yes, I followed the troubleshooting guide for u10 3 terminals to grund, input to 3.3v and output and the bga side of the cable 3.3v as well

No, I only removed the heatsink for the pictures