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These carrier boards that solder directly to the Wii are quite cool. You could add PMS 2 compatibility by using our castellated module footprint. Then community members could solder the PMS 2 or PMS lite directly onto your carrier board, adding full second generation PMS functionality onto your...

I personally do not want you to disappear from the community. You seem very skilled, and knowledgeable. I feel like you have much to offer and contribute. Your PS2 case is very cool and very creative. We want you to make and sell your own new and creative products that you designed. Selling the...

So let's put aside the fact that you are using designs open sourced by the community members to compete with said community members, with no improvements or contributions. While the license does not prohibit it, it certainly isn't in the spirit of open source. You also seemed to feel the need...

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If you are offering trimming services, you should show pics/proof of your trimming/wiring capabilities, or completed projects.

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Crazygadget is correct that the RVL-PMS line does not officially support 6 layer boards. The "don't use a 6 layer for a portable" thing is pretty universally known and accepted. We didn't see the need to specify the incompatibility as we assumed anyone building a portable was following the...

This is really awesome. If the flash can be removed and replaced with an SD card soldered to vias under the SOC, the wireless modules could be relocated, disc drive can be relocated with 4 wires, and custom regulators can be used, that really narrows things down. We could be pretty close to...

Shell looks beautiful. As for the lights, it all depends on what you plan to do. If your goal is reactive stuff like mine, there's a lot more stuff you need to stuff into the case that each use up a lot of power. If you just want lights without the reactive part, RGB LEDs come in 2 variants...

See the attached image from the guide. Pin 3 of the audio video encoder, in yellow, is composite. Run the composite video wire to any of those points. As for 3.3v and 1.8v, there isn't really any specific ideal place to put them, on any trim for that matter. You don't have to run those or...

The locations are mostly the same. The ones that are different are marked in ShockSlayer's documentation here: https://bitbuilt.net/forums/index.php?threads/lmaov2-and-nand-relocation-guide.1961/ As for composite video, it's outlined in the wii trim guide. Composite is not great, especially on...

One thing I'd like to add. Counterintuitively, trimming off less of the board can introduce more problems. For example, the stock voltage regulator circuit uses a voltage comparator that shuts off all the regulators if any anomaly is detected. There are a few pitfalls we avoided during planning...

Score the top of the board. Board bend the RAM over onto the back of the board, leaving the back 2 layers connected. Use very short magnet wire to jumper the top RAM traces, and short thick wire to reconnect severed internal plane. It's something I've been thinking of for years but lack the...

We expect to have them back in stock soon, likely in the next few weeks.

This is pretty fascinating! Thanks for sharing! Any more details or insights you have that you could share with us? The various Broadway iterations are pretty interesting.

I think wiring up a wii2hdmi and then wiring up HDMI internally is going to be a lot of work. I would advise using either a display that accepts either VGA or YPbPr. It will save you a lot of space and headache. YPbPr displays are harder to find, but easier to wire up.

It is possible, but there is essentially nothing to gain from doing so. It's a lot more work, and the end result is a portable that's much larger, has horrible battery life, and is far less convenient.

I think this one's going to be a little tricky. I don't think it's just a specific color, but the paint they use on the controller (platinum cubes and controllers are grey but painted) has a metallic sheen to it. I would guess some sort of hammered metallic silver paint is going to be what you...

I'm not too deep into the world of Pis, but from my understanding, emulation is usually more CPU intensive than GPU intensive. A primary VRAM guzzler in gaming is to store bigger, higher resolution textures, which isn't particularly relevant for emulation. I believe the Pi uses unified memory...