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Great job! Appreciate the shoutouts. whether you realize it or not simply posting pictures of your work online can be an invaluable tool for others.

Enjoy

It came out great!

you need to be using 22awg wire for the wii power lines. those wires look very thin and with the wii current going through them, there will be voltage drop and it wont possibly work

How are we supposed to know if you did something wrong without seeing what you did?

if you're measuring with the battery connected your multimeter wont give you the correct measurement

It requires holding down the power button to turn it on. Please post pictures and provide as much detail. This really gives us absolutely nothing to work off of to help you.

if there is an i2c hangup, it hangs up rvloader and it wont poll the controllers

J3 will also be open for digital volume controls. Only bridge J0. None of the others.

https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0540/5035/7446/files/Figure_2_UAMP2_DS_1024x1024.png?v=1620909454 For PS2 digital you only connect J0

yes so remove both resistors. wire a 4.7k ohm resistor from scw to 1.8v. and a 4.7k ohm resistor from sdw to 1.8v

You'll need to use flux and clean the solder off. those resistors can be replaced with a 4.7k resistor from SCW to 1.8v. You can use a through hole resistor if it is easier for you. The soldering does not look good I can tell there isnt any flux because the solder has not flowed on the whole...

I'll point out that the MX chip doesnt require the coin cell to be functional. I usually leave out the coin cell as I'm mainly interested in the N64 VC compatibility with MX

The resistor array is on the wii motherboard. You dont need to replace it unless you have mechanically and visually destroyed it. Resistors usually dont just die on their own, especially higher resistance ones that would need voltage not possible in our devices to fry

I dont have the answer but you should definitely include some good photos if you want feedback

You soldered Z1 on the wrong side of the pcb :facepalm:

I know with the screen and everything it didnt come out the way you anticipated but completing a project is a victory alone. So well done and very humbling video. I wish you the best of luck in your next adventures.

it should be fine without those.

A few things that stick out immediately. https://bitbuilt.net/forums/index.php?attachments/voltage_2-4-png.15256/ The 3.3v spots in this diagram need to be connected with 22awg wire. I see you have used the magnet wire, this will not do. Also make sure all the components in the PIF...

Can't wait to see all these beautiful ashidas. A tip: take your time making sure all the buttons feel good before closing it up. I had to back off the screw holding on the controller boards a few threads otherwise the buttons are a little pressed in. The screw is only to keep it held in while...