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Cheers Downing:mrgreen: I’m located in China right now. I’ve been working and studying here for almost 3 years. I’m quite busy but i’m trying to out more time into building new projects. Got my workshop sorted out so hopefully I’ll be able to sort out my time. All these sexy 3d printed...

I've been following some of your work in the dark>:D Excellent job making it so thin. The simplicity of the internal design is a force to be reckoned with. I look forward to seeing the completed results.

NICE Jackson!! I didn't even realise you added the IR joystick feature to the classic+ as well. I'll be showing of a video soon of the awesome controller setup you've designed for me>:) Luckily for me I also have one of your classic+ boards. I look forward to test this out.

Thanks guys!! B|

Thanks guys. I've updated my post with a few internal pics I shot. Sadly I didn't take any at the final moments but with future projects I will be more extensive with documenting the process.

Hey everyone, It's been a loooong time since I've actually posted something here on the forums but I've seen all the great work that you guys have done and I'm inspired to build again:mrgreen:. After a transition phase with moving to another country I've finally set up my new workshop and will...

hence probably the reason why big gaming companies mostly don't support them. Would using a 2.4 ghz transmitter/receiver would provide better result?

Oeff 250-500ms is allot. Downfall of the old encoding yeah. The ones I have also have noticable lag. The new low latency ones will only work if your headphones support it aswell otherwise it will use the old encoding. So not very convenient either if you have older headsets. Any other viable...

I was just about to attempt this as well. I have ordered a few transmitters to see which ones works best. I noticed on a few of them that the audio quality is quite bad. The volume is very low in comparison to the wired headphone jack. What is your experience with this?

How about you get your hands on some wii games then:P Some games accept gamecube controller input so you should be able to play them. Like mario kart wii. Just curious to see that it is actually working correctly. I'm pretty sure it will but it has not been confirmed yet. Definitely awesome...

POW!! Sheer awesomeness!!....... but where is the wii game testing???:eyeroll:

YES YES YES!!! Congrats on being the first to cut is so small and have it bootB|. Look forward to see everything wired up and fully working. Curious about the MX chip and if it is really needed...... Someone send him a wiimote so he can test shit out>:)

SWEET!! So when it that juicy video comin??? All functions working? or is it only gamecube games and some homebrew?

Cut that baby to pieces!!!>:)

AWESOME!!! Looking good. So you got the wifi relocation working then? Stable?

Ah yes fix96!! That was the guy I was taking with a while back. I also spoke of removing the wifi and disc checks. He told me most of the code was closed and that there wasn't any interest in changing anything so he didn't want to bother. Hopefully someone will be able to help.....

Oh don't get me wrong. It is definitely possible. However we need some code junkies to go at it :P

Yeah I can say that the software side of things will be more complicated that it looks. I have had contact with the original creator of Wiiflow and the disc checks that are in place are embedded deep within the code. He was not bothered to change it as it would require allot of recoding. The...

For some reason when I used different wire lengths it didn't always get recognized. I haven't tested it enough though to say for certain. Just like the n64 cartridge relocation is finicky with not enough ground wires so is the wifi on the wii. All I know is that it works the way I have it wired...

Looking promising guys! I noticed when I rewired the wifi module I needed to keep the wires around the same length. Also the voltage lines needed to be thicker and I needed multiple ground lines wired to the original locations on the wifi board.