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That's great.

I've been busy building the model and it's almost ready today, with a few minor details to be readjusted Equipped with vga output port

Assembly process: Using a surface pro3 cooler can keep the overall thickness of the wii to about five centimeters, I will be building a 3D model based on this project. Front view wiring example: the front needs to remove the usb port and replace it with a tf card. Back need to remove the...

I'll be uploading pictures or videos of what I've made later on

This is a low cost work log for making your own mini wii, you can either buy the modules I recommend or use your own existing modules, this will help you save your budget for other modules. The log is only a recommendation of suitable, but not preferred modules! I can only say that it works...

Extreme beauty of craftsmanship, fantastic, I'm going to build one.

It's really too mini, I have to learn a lot from the big guys

Here is a link to the basic information of the screen 大连佳显TFT显示屏GD24TWD规格参数/datasheet-一牛网论坛 (16rd.com)

In my spare time, I polished the driver board of the screen, but I don't have time to draw the PCB file, and I hope to draw it if I am interested. I can't find the driver chip information of the driver board, but I found the information of MUC, if you need a partner, I can provide it to you by...

Is there a link to build this project, I would like to make one as well

Yes, this is a 3.3v through hole, you just need to sand off the edge burrs

Awesome, I'd love to have one too!

Hello everyone I LOOKED AT THE FORUMS AND DIDN'T SEE ANY OPEN SOURCE FILES LIKE ASHIDA PCB SET, SO I HAD TIME TO MAKE A MODIFIED PCB TODAY The file is drawn using JLC EDA and you will need to open the file using JLC EDA Professional The source file has been uploaded to my github power...

This build is really good, I'd like to build one if I can

The connected power cord has been replaced, and the FFC connected to the screen has also been replaced, but it has not been used

But I re-soldered twice and the screen still showed red

I didn't try to press the soldered PCB

I'm on the red screen now. Which two pins are you talking about?

What's the problem?

It doesn't matter what kind of PCB it is