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They look fine.

Pokewalker/Pedometer Scan Contains: Case Front Case Back Case Back Cover w/ Clip Specs: These are high poly scans, average poly count per mesh is about 2,500,000 triangles. NOTE: 3D scans aren't perfect, if light cannot hit certain parts of the object then the scan will contain 'Blobs'...

Switch Pro Controller Scan Contains: Switch Pro Controller Front Switch Pro Controller Back Switch Pro Controller Back Cover Switch Pro Controller Grip Specs: These are high poly scans, average poly count per mesh is about 2,500,000 triangles. NOTE: 3D scans aren't perfect, if light...

I usually run a four CPU Ice climbers, very high pokeballs only in endless melee which I did end up doing for this current trim as I had to wire up a controller for other reasons. But if you don't have a controller hooked up (Which is me a lot of the time when testing Omega trims) the F-Zero and...

GPU/CPU components relocated GPU filtering components relocated: CPU filters/pullups relocated: System is booting without issue so next step is to confirm stability before I go any further. I'm going to leave Mario Kart DD looping for a couple hours which will at least be.... ?four...

Third time's a charm I came across yet another half-complete trim in one of my many project boxes and this one is now destined for greatness. With what I've learned from the previous trim I can optimise the build order/process which should make things far easier. I will also be keeping all of...

Stability issues.... So first off, seems the via I'm using for 1.15v may be a little too small as the solder joint kept breaking. This could be a number of things including thermal expansion/contraction or just a shitty connection on my behalf. Either way I decided to dig down into a voltage...

GND is GND, you can use any ground point for shielding the video lines. H and V sync don't need to be shielded in this particular instance.

It lives! After testing and reflowing a few joints it looks like it was related to the 1.15v via, I've reflowed it and secured the connection more and it's up and running again! It's not surprising as there is a fair amount of current flowing through such a tiny via, possibly causing the...

So anyway, I began testin' I had yet to actually test if this trim was stable, so I configured the system to automatically boot into F-Zero GX (no controller wired) as it has a decent loop of gameplay and FMV's. There is a Wii under there somewhere: F-Zero was successfully running and...

iirc the thermal shutdown function doesn't work at all when trimmed.

I don't believe this is true for 3D printing ABS as it's the fire retardant in injection molded ABS which causes the yellowing. ...but I could be wrong.

Getting closer Filtering components and pull-up resistor array for the CPU were trimmed from a donor board: I found that there's a convenient 1.15v via just above the RA, it's not optimal for the amount of current on the 1.15v line but it means we don't have to dig to a voltage layer...

I have an idea...

If you have to ask you need to do more research. Omega is a "rite of passage" around these parts.

Smaller again? What if we were to relocate the zterm resistor and remove/relocate the decoupling caps for the RAM? Verified the system still boots without the decoupling caps and have relocated the zterm resistor: And trimmed: Another millimeter trimmed for a width of only 52mm

DSI exception is generally linked to an incompatible USB drive, start a new thread and post all of your info.

Bob from RetroRGB also covered the Nano and absolutely hit the nail on the head with his thoughts on the project.

Update! Because I am a weak, pathetic man I gave up on trying to solder to the leadframe of the nand. It's not impossible but my patience wears thin quickly. If you thought wiring H+Vsync to the AVE was difficult check out this comparison between the pitches (Nand is also sitting closer to the...

I'd suggest ABS if you're 3D printing the case, PLA and PET could get a little warpy charging in the sun.