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Yea, you're right. but ATM I'm happy that I'm not directly inhaling it :D

I was thinking about getting a fume extractor, since i did A LOT of soldering the last days/weeks... Then I found this old fans and quickly put one together.. seems to work pretty nice & quite @ 5V - will test it today :)

Hi & welcome! your work looks pretty nice so far! can't wait to see more :) If you're looking for a 5" 4:3 screen, I really can recommend the one from the BOM, it's great: https://bitbuilt.net/forums/index.php?threads/portablizing-bom.367/

did you test the caps? You might have broken them, cause they don't really like heat at all.

OMG omega is better than sex... need another wii... must... try... omega... NEED TO RESIST!!.. ...ok ... just bought another wii ...

Sadly that's the "pin 20" on the card slot, that i'm talking about in the video - so yea, i did reconnect that :/ //Edit: Both are connected to the everdrive, that's why you can't see it on the pic...

Hi, I tried RCP wiring this N64 without success, yet. You'll get all information on this video: Also here's a pic of the wiring: Don't know what to try anymore.. just hope the RCP isn't broken... but then i could solder in another one, cause it's a RGB-N64-board :( //Edit: Basically I used...

Nice stuff! Can't wait to see how your case comes out. Love vacuum forming, would like to giving it a shot, too.. But I don't even have the space for it >.<

it's 1.2k from pin 3 to 4 and 2.7k from pin 4 to ground. IIRC i replaced mine with 470 & 1k. giving 1.84V instead of 1.80V. Seems to work so far. //Edit 1: I attached a datasheet of the LDO (Might not be the exact model though!). But it includes the formula to calculate the resistors by...

I'm actually working on something like this as a side-project, too :D Sadly my trimmed Wii's don't want to participate in this project <.< ...

Yeahr, it took a long time to get there, but it really feels great to work on it now :)

After working on some side projects (to take some time off from this project ^^..) I'm back in the game! But at first I extended my workspace with a new shelf & a desk expansion, I made from some scrap wood: With this newly gained freedom, I finished tracing my new controller board. It seems...

The Amp is designed for push-buttons to lower/rise the volume (VUP/VDN). However, you could use these pots, if you connect them to the volume input - but they are mono!

Nicely done. But you should improve the PIF-Resistor wiring. You can get 3.3v at C145, right next to the PIF. ;-)

Your 3.3v lines look good. Did you sand the trimmed edges cleanly? Did you check for shots on the voltage lines? I always seem to have the same issues on trimming n64's .. did one yesterday, couldn't get it working yet, too... :/ You could also try to attach a 2k-Ohm resistor to 3.3v and pin 8...

Well.. actually.. i don't care :P I like good quality pics of portablizing porn & have a great internet connection :D

Since the Mainboard is pretty much done, I finally started working on the case... Initially I wanted to use DS-Sliders & small buttons, but than I had another idea.. My first thoughts about this case design was like... so here we go! I just hope it holds together.. praise the almighty...

This is the RCP not the CPU & get's much warmer than the CPU. Personally I wouldn't do it like this, which such a small heatsink. But I might be wrong. Make sure to have some good airflow, though. Nice project so far anyway!

#ashenlives ... I knew it! Welcome back :D

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