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Try wiring composite video to the capacitor on the front https://bitbuilt.net/images/guide_hub/console_modding/ps2/gman_definitive_ps2/Video_Top.png Did you measure with a multimeter all the regulator output voltages?

It doesnt look like you have reset wired (R). without this, the ps2 will not turn on

You're taking it slow, going through all the right steps. You're doing great. As others have said you'll need to trim it a bit smaller to make it fit, you can see with test placement of the batteries. You can confirm you've sanded enough with the resistance test. Measure the resistance from each...

the joycon cable is inserted in the wrong way, flip it upside down.

RA1 is a 750 ohm resistor array on each GC data line. It is absolutely necessary. You can add a 750 ohm resistor from GC data to 3.3v on the GC+. RA1 won't just randomly "die" , the only way it could break is if you solder to it and damage it.

Did you switch the configuration in RVLoader in the power section to addressable led? By default it will be on single led mode.

Why did you remove RA1? there's your issue!!

You know you could also compile the uamp code for ps2 only quite easily

Make sure the batteries are charged! No wiring magnet wire on the gc+ and bt is not an issue

You wire 5v to the large aluminum capacitor under R56 and remove the large inductor under this capacitor also. You can measure the 5v on this capacitor before you mod it to confirm.

Its for a resistor that is removed if you trim all the way to omega trim. If you are not doing omega trim then don't do anything to it.

Yes you can remove it before trimming. I would recommend doing this so you can confirm the relocation working before trimming as it can be tricky to get each connection solid. The required components you should relocate are two .1uF capacitors that are on each voltage supply on both sides of the...

I tested the addressable led and I have the same result you experience. The datasheet of the one we purchase for the pms leads on that it is the same as any other ws2812 led however this one seems to be different. There are many styles of addressable leds out there however they are not all the...

We are going to look into it and make a test. I'll get back to you.

The battery current is negative when it is powering the wii, and positive current when the batteries are charging.

May be obvious, but is the battery charged? This is sign of voltage drop could be from too thin wires, battery not charged, or a short. Fix the issue, the pms could be fine perhaps.

You need to be using 22awg wire for the wii power and battery. This is certainly an issue as the 28 wire will have voltage drop which could be the cause of your experience.

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I can do this I'll message you.

The screen won't "turn on" unless there is also a video signal from the wii. Test the wii on another TV to see if maybe its the wii that is not turning on.