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Mmmmm yes. Tiny and lots of battery life. THIS is my kind of portable. Glad to see this project is still alive and kicking. Cannot wait to see it done!

Just entered. Can't wait to not finish in time again this year!

That is absolutely the cutest. You gonna do type C power? Whats your plan for cooling?

Thats so slick! Great build! I'd love to build one of these one day.

I didn't write down what went to what, but there very well may not be a test point for the home button. You may have to just solder to the leg of the tact switch, as that's likely what I did

Damn that looks really good so far! Ill be keeping an eye on this one

MAEK WII PLZ

Keep in mind there are a few other components you need to include, like decoupling capacitors. You will also need the current limiting components used to reduce draw on the RTC battery.

Instead of hand wiring it, why not just replace the HDMI port on each board with a 19 pin FFC connector of the same pitch?

There is no locking mechanism, they are friction fit. Designing and 3D printing stuff that small and intricate... yea, nope.

Thats not how lithium protection works at all. You should follow what other people have done before you try to change things. You are making a LOT of incorrect assumptions you are making. We aren't trying to crush your dreams, we are just trying to keep them from dying in a lithium fire. We see...

You've made quite the entrance! Your work looks amazing. SBC portables are something I've looked into quite a bit the past few months. Shoot me a message, and Ill be happy to send my notes and findings your way, and offer assistance if needed :D

Good lord, that's beautiful. What year are you from?

The D-PAD, A, B, X and Y buttons, along with their corresponding ground can be wired to the contact pads. From what I remember, all other points have no large pads to solder to.

ABOUT: As promised, I am releasing the CAD files for the GameCube JoyCons. For most experienced portablizers, this should be a relatively straightforward, but tedious project. Frankencase the 3d printed parts in, and relocate the button data lines to the traces of the button actuators on cut up...

Adafruit sells the same stuff you can by on AliExpress or eBay, but marked up to exorbitant prices. Their customer service is horrendous. Despite their status as a multimillion dollar company, they don't offer any phone or email customer support: its all done exclusively through their forums...

Wow, that's a huge upgrade over your first! Excellent work, MomSpaghetti. The paint and finish on that looks really good. Whether you decide to improve upon this one, or make a new design altogether, I'm looking forward to your next build.

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This Wii is going to have many, many problems. The cutting lines in the guides are not suggestions, there are necessary parts of the board on many layers that you have severed. Trim along the lines to prevent unnecessary problems.

Holy hell thats amazing! I never would have guessed that was possible. Fantastic work! Can you post pictures of the insides?