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About integrating a raspberry pi, the Gamecube can emulate N64 and Nintendo below, don't know about sony and sega though. A raspberry pi would have the problems of controlling, either have another controller in the case or use a gc to usb adapter. I think it makes more sense to burn Swiss on a...

Switching the dremel for a finer tip :P Congrats and good luck!

The detail you are planning this on is amazing. Hope the portable turn out well.

Desolder the stick from the board. Then run a wire to bridge each volt pin and ground pin on the potentiometers, connect data in the middle.

Yep, those are small :D I was thinking of the original pi. Plus they can be used to make the portable a media player, tablet and whatever people use raspies for today.

Have you tried it without the mounting board?

Test continuity with your multimeter, set it to the orange speaker icon. This measures the resistance and beeps if the resistance is close to zero. Check between ground and 3.3v. If it beeps you have run 3.3v into ground, this kills the n64. Your solders look a little rough, so disassemble some...

Wow this sound awesome, gotta test this out! Sound like the current devices are a little big to incorporate in a portable though.

Ok, so the 3.3v line should read 3.3v and the 12v line should read 12v. You seem to have wired 3.3v to the 12v line.

Switch the ground and voltage lines on one of the potentiometers.

The charger is 500mA and your batteries capacity is 8000mAh. That means it can take 16 hours to fully charge your batteries if the rating is correct. Many manufacturers label their batteries with inflated ratings, so it could be lower. Did you have the power switch switched correctly? The...

Just use Buds guide. viewtopic.php?f=33&t=8946

Did you remove the power switch? Then you need to connect the holes where the power button used to be in the same way as when power switch was on. Page 7 here shows how https://moddedbybacteria.files.wordpres ... de-pt2.pdf Dig the battery indicator n64 emblem.

I made a pinout for relocating the bluetooth module. This is for the 6 layer boards (CPU-01, 20 and 30), 4 layer boards seem to differ by the vias on the back side? I based this on orangeziggy84 pictures. Bluetooth works fine with just the test points connected, for full functionality gman...

The loctite method is more for securing in tightly cut pieces, if you have bigger holes and gaps and need to fill in more, abs cement is better.

Have you read the casing mega sticky? viewtopic.php?f=8&t=1217 Ashens Gamecube fusion v4 worklog shows a non frankencasing method that give ashen-grade cases. viewtopic.php?f=36&t=11876&start=10#p150206 Abs cement is often used to hold it together. It's made of acetone and abs plastics and...

Then you would still need a switch for switching off the batteries and on the wall power. With this evaluation board you can just plug it in or out and the board routes the voltage from the batteries or the wall adapter. The two common camcorder battery chargers I have have 12-24V and came with...

Sony US18650NC1 3.7V 2900mAh. They seem to be out of stock now though.

Don't forget wifi! :P I now realize how far up you cut in the voltage section o.o How's the fit in your ag-85?

Now that's a nice and small trim! Well done But it could be smaller if you cut off the SD card points and wire them directly to vias.