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Those are sold by one of the BitBuilt members. They also sell some components and other shells for various projects. They have access to an injection mold for these, so they can be higher quality than a 3d printed (FDM) shell. I have one of their PS2-WiiU back shells, and the quality is fine...

This module was the one I used (ordered blank boards, then assembled): https://bitbuilt.net/forums/threads/ps2-pms.6730/ It works great, but does require a bit of modification to use the charging circuit. I ended up using an external charging board (like this one), which got a bit warm and needs...

Looks like a fantastic alternative, and it's great to both have a drop-in custom board as well as an alternative firmware for the standard board. In my personal opinion, I would find it more useful to have Left analog and Select over the two motor pins, as I have yet to want to integrate any...

Fantastic! That's excellent to hear. Best of luck for the rest!

I think i might have figured it out. You haven't wired all the voltage wires up. You removed the two ICs as instructed, but didn't reconnect the power. The top left (bottom right in your pictures) is missing 1.75v

Try connecting to pin 6 on the board as according to this diagram instead: See if that works. If not, you might need to run a wire from the video chip directly (use thin-gauge wire)

I went through a few shells until I got the correct revision, and even then I just heated up or ground sections that needed adjusting. In regards to joysticks and D-pad, you can always download and modify the 3d files to suit your preference. Nothing is stopping you from putting a joycon stick...

Fantastic work on giving it a go and doing well! I'm also from Aus and also made my first G-Wii over the Summer holidays. The 4LT boards make things much easier to get going. There's heaps of documentation on their site for pinouts and where things go etc. You can 3d print your own shell if you...

Have you got photos of the chip when installed? Would be helpful in seeing what and how everything is connected.

Great news!There is a fix for the charging issue. If you order the board as-is, you will need to grind away the PMID <> PGND connection, and also grind away the common GND connection (leave space though!) Then you can add in a capacitor bank to the PMID 'island' to common GND (minimum 47uf)...

Well done on giving it a go. The PS2 isn't the most difficult to set up, but there are a lot of contact points in a small area. From what I can see, your wires are probably a little bit on the larger size, and the soldering is a little bit messy. The ideal method would be to cut your wires...

Just as a note to anyone who wants to use this board for their builds, there's a small issue and a rather problematic one. The PMID (pin 23) is grounded in this board, which will cause a short circuit when attempting to charge the batteries via the board. It should instead have a separate...

Thank you for making this! For anyone wondering, this is NOT the board mentioned in customledmods' "UPDATED ps2 21700 use these" post. That board is found here, and is also designed by Mister M. I noticed that the BOM from the updated link doesn't really have product codes and so is a bit...