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Its been quite a while so I figured I'd update and let you all know where im at right now. With the 13 hour days ive been working through the busy summer months and trying to move for the 3rd year in a row lol, ive been a little burnt out to say the least. I want to assure that this break isnt...

This is a code black gents. We've been compromised. I'm morally obligated to let you know that im wearing a wire while replying to this thread, and any and all previous, current, and future communications are currently being heavily overlooked by every authoritarian organization such as the...

This is super cool! Really nice how you were able to connect it to show the game and other parameters On screen! Great job!

After seeing your other projects, im suitably hyped for this one! Good luck and God speed!

Big oofs man you gotta get yourself some kapton tape for that stuff so you can tape off the other chips and stuff around it! Something I do as well on top of flooding the legs with fresh solder before blasting it with hot air is when its being stubborn, I'll drag my iron over the legs while...

Its nice because we know that the ps2 can run off of more standard voltages by combining the 1.75v and 2.5v rails and running it at 1.8v, and running everything else respectively at 1v and 3v3 instead of 1.25v and 3.5v (which only gives tiny gains but its gains none the less), so I'd almost like...

These are awesome! Happy to see some more power solutions out there for PS2 portables! Great job!

This is a super cool concept and I hope it comes to fruition in the best way! I remember seeing a video a few years ago of somebody shoving PC components into a GC shell but it was quite janky iirc lol. I know you'll do it some great justice though! Good luck!

Happy to see you got it working again!

Weird. So the drive is technically detected but not initialized. Maybe there was a bad block in your original SD card and the second one didn't work because of the file error you got when transferring, but im just spitballing. The only thing I can recommend is a fresh format of the SD card and...

Wiring looks okay! The only hardware stuff I would test is turn the ashida on and make sure that "3V3" and "UP" on the PMS PD are getting power. 3v3 should have 3.3v of course and if i remember correctly, UP should be the same voltage as your batteries as I think its connected to VSYS Those...

Not sure if you have it already open, and it could very well be a file issue, but could you provide pictures of the usb wiring?

Everybody starts somewhere my friend! Sounds like a great project! If you decide to embark on such a journey and need any assistance, dont be afraid to reach out!

If you're going for transparent or transparent with a dye like i did, you'll want it resin printed. Just keep in kind that while it looks great, its brittle enough that it will definitely break or at the very least Crack if you drop it by accident for example If you want something thats a...

This is also very true! You may definitely need to leave some room for error! I remember when I built my first ashida, I already had a lot of the tools but still needed to buy the proper gauge wire, and ended up having to order another set of ashida PCB's because there was an issue with my...

There is unfortunately not many ways you can cut corners when it comes to building an ashida aside from the following: - Get a cheap or free GC controller for the extra bits - 3D print the shell yourself or have someone who can print it cheap for you - Consider getting the PMS Lite over the...

The regular PS2 slim power supply gives out 8.5v at a maximum of 5.65A! If you're not trimming it or removing original regulators, you'd be fine to supply it with anywhere from 7.4v to 9v so long as it can meet that amperage requirement. What exactly are you planning to do with it? Are you...

Looking good so far! We need to bring back frankencasing in 2026 lol

There are a few different models in the repository you could take a look over: https://bitbuilt.net/forums/threads/psvita-model-2000-slim-buttons.5270/ https://bitbuilt.net/forums/threads/ps-vita-buttons-3d-files.4734/ Hope this helps!

I used to be pretty well versed in the 360 game, and my honest recommendation would be to go for the RGH 3! While RGH 1.2 is still good especially if you have a matrix chip already on hand, I heard through the grapevine a while ago that the matrix chips specifically can put a lot of stress on...