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If you wanted to do that (the clear case/chassis), you would have to print in clear resin which usually has to be commissioned by either JLCPCB or PCBWAY, which isn't too expensive when looking at their quality.

CRT Micro - A Modernized Piece of Tube History 5/20/2025: This is the worklog for the CRT Micro, a successor of the esteemed CRT Mini that I made, featured at MGC 2025! The CRT Mini for reference: 5/22/2025: My general idea is to make a DAC with all of the features (plus more) that was in my...

You guys rock! I had a blast talking about pigs with @ShockSlayer Also the image of you on my CRT Mini is great!

Here is my custom Raspberry Pi Portable, the PiPal! This fun project was originally my project for the BitBuilt Summer Building Competition 2024. While I did end up running out of time in the end, I was able to finally put it together in time for MGC 2025! If you want to see my worklog for the...

It might take a few tries as well, for mine it took a few Auto Configs to look the way I wanted it to, but in the end it should work great! Good luck!

My secret Santa was @Y2K! I got an awesome 3D printed truck (very high detail) and a PSA 9 Mew ex card! Thanks so much dude! My reaction video: https://youtu.be/3mLVGPsNrH8 I hope everyone here has a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

I'm so glad that you enjoyed everything! Keep Up the good work and have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! I'm looking forward to MGC in the Spring! I hope you get some good laughs from nokotan lol. Have fun with everything! From, Bubberiffic

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Yeah, just make sure that all of your GND is wired up touching each other in layman's terms.

There are some Raspberry Pi displays that are powered off of 5V and sometimes take RCA input (usually HDMI or VGA though). Off the top of my head, I don't know of any displays that match that 3.3V description. There are always some smaller screens like the ones off of 4LayerTech that might suit...

Yes, as long as it is what you described, it should be good for a portable. Consider getting an alternative color of wire if it fits your budget. It's very helpful with routing shielded wire and much more.

I personally use USBLoaderGX. It's pretty streamlined and easy to install and get working. If you plan on having a larger capacity drive, you might need a software solution to format FAT32 over a certain size.

Make sure both devices use the same Ground, but obviously supply different voltages to the console (12V) and the amp (5V). If you need to step down the voltage with a regulator (12 to 5V), then do that, what are you using for your battery management system (BMS)?

Stitches is right, you want a common ground for everything in your build. Having your USB GND going to your console and the GND for your amp going to that as well is what you’d want to do. Like stated above, all ground are connected together. (Make sure they are all connected, don’t wire it...

That's awesome that you're interested in making a Wii portable! It's a fun project and a great introduction to console modding. Here's a breakdown to help you get started: Skills to Learn Soldering: You'll need to solder small points on the Wii's motherboard, called vias. Wii Softmodding Check...

Update 10/30/24: I've been hard at work over the summer and since the due date is coming up I thought I'd update my worklog! 6/17/24: I received my custom PCBs from PCBWay, there was a slight error in my PCB design relating to the switches and the internal contacts comparing to the PCB, but...

Intro: Earlier this year I completed my Ashida Wii Portable (you can see it on my profile). Around 2022, I made my first Raspberry Pi Emulator Portable. It was sort of a kit with a custom 3D printed parts. Now, I've taken what I've learned and I hope to make and finish a project of my own...

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When you installed RVLoader, did you enable the VGA patch? That could be your issue. It also doesn’t hurt to rewire composite again in case you had made a slight mistake. You could try to wire Composite on the front of the board: Also even if the fan is spinning it doesn’t mean that your...

I did, I just don't have a picture of it. The issues still persist when the length is way shorter and routed away from any wires that would disrupt the signal. Also, my SDW and SCW lines are great as well, no issues there; only with that drive it seems.