The best thing you can do is read as much as you can on these forums. Here's a guide that's useful for beginners:I’m pretty new to Modding and I was wondering if there were any soldering guides for Wii portables
Thank youThe best thing you can do is read as much as you can on these forums. Here's a guide that's useful for beginners:
https://bitbuilt.net/forums/index.php?threads/electronics-101-videos.1224/
I found one Replacement Headphone Jack Plug Port For XBOX ONE Controller 3.5mm Headset Connector Port Socket For XBOX ONE https://www.amazon.com/dp/B076NHXVJR/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_LoGTEb7YK8E48I don't know the exact ones that'll work so look around other people's finished worklogs and check out their BOM (bill of materials) but some key store names you can look through are Amazon, ebay, Digikey, MABDelectronics. Hope you find it.
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the one i have has all the ports still attachedhttps://www.ebay.com/itm/264717982165You can rewire the av port to the wii, you just have to use 4 wires composite video, ground and l/r audio
Can you provide any pictures of where to solderI used the original cables to troubleshoot the motherboard all the way through until I was ready to attach a screen and batteries.
If you dont have them you can use alternative cords like ordinary rca cables and any ac adapter that's around 7.4v-12v
All of that information is in the trimming guide. There are solder points in the "Audio/Video" section.Can you provide any pictures of where to solder
the, av, and ground please because I can’t any documentation of the Wii motherboard
thank youI use a few wire sizes:
22awg for power
28awg for smaller power lines like the controller power (you'll probably be fine without this size to be honest)
34awg for data connections you can use it to solder to the ave chip and even the bluetooth module if desired, but 38awg might be easier to use for those.
You'll get an email about your orders, but I've been told a few people run the store.
The same gauge you use for the positive connection of whatever you're grounding. 22awg in, 22awg out. 34awg in, 34awg out.thank you
what gauges are used for ground
Makes sense thank youThe same gauge you use for the positive connection of whatever you're grounding. 22awg in, 22awg out. 34awg in, 34awg out.