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Ok I'll order it up and see what happens.

So would I just hook up + and - or does adjust and power matter too?

I'm a noob what does it all mean? Power AP Ground, what's A and P though

The only thing is I can't find the pinout for the fan anywhere?

I just recently downloaded the compendium and am working on familiarizing myself with it. but I would like to trim abit off of the bottom and was just wondering if the wii could do without a few of those tiny components towards the bottom of the red or if they are needed? Ideally I'd like to...

How much of the red area is actually needed and how much can I cut off? and are the capacitors in yellow needed or can I remove them completely?

So this fan would be a no go then? http://m.ebay.com/itm?itemId=281461948737

Guess my machines in Celcius then. Learn something new everyday... :facepalm:

Oh. I just go by the number on my unit honestly idk if it's in C or F

How fast do components come off with that much heat?? Because with upper 400's it's relatively quick. o.O

I'm in search of an ultra thin fan that runs off 5v max and is about half the size or so as the wiis heatsink, any suggestions or help is appreciated.

I would probably return it and buy one that you can set the temperature, but that's just me. I'm not 100% sure if it would mess things up on your motherboard or not though, someone else would have to weigh in on that. You could always try it out and see, but you never know why will happen for...

Mine doesn't go that high so I don't know what that temperature would do to a board or components. I probably wouldn't use that high of a temperature, especially since you don't need to, but I assume you can set what temperature the gun runs at so you should be good.

Original Schematic: Graphical Display: For any of you that thought this mod was useful or wondered how to do it here you go, volume and sync are combine into one tact switch. Thanks to Aurelio for helping me through this and allowing me to post this guide for others to learn and use. All...

This is the one I have. It has a soldering iron and a heat gun, may not be the best out there but I've never had any issues. It works great for me and is decent priced. https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B01B387H58/ref=ya_aw_oh_bia_dp?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Best and easiest way is a heat gun, I set it at 400-430 degrees and move the gun around rather than keeping it in one spot. Thn remove with tweezers. Pretty quick process that way

Sorry. Shit will be together in one massive pile from now on.:|

That would be some shit... its connected to the middle most pins, 12 and 13 is that wrong?

Hows that for near the NAND pins? ;)

Correct me if I'm wrong but those two pins are 3.3v and ground? If so I could connect those to these spots on the board right? or throw another capacitor inbetween them and it should be fine?