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Haven't figured it out yet. I bought another wii DD to see if mine had something wrong with it. I hooked it up and same problems, except with this one when a disc in the drive and I turn the GC off then on, the disc keeps spinning and no error message comes up, but nothing loads on the menu...

I double checked continuity and I'm getting readings on everything. Now I'm really confused. Any suggestions to try? I know often times a problem is a really stupid one. Maybe my drive is just bad?

Oh cool, thanks for the tip vskid3. Alright, so I tested all my connections. I placed one lead on the wii drive and the other on the gc board, using my lowest Ohm setting of 200. All my data lines gave a rating of about 1.3 and all the grounds about 1.0. It looks like everything's connected...

According to Ashen's Wii DD/WKF topic, 7.4V works. I'll pick up a continuity tester and check all my connections.

Yeah, I've got power going to the 12V, 5V, and 3V, and ground of the drive. I'm using 7.4V on the 12V line. To check continuity, do I need a continuity tester or a multimeter with that function? I only have a basic multimeter that measures Volts and Ohms. Test 1 - No message. Test 2 - No...

Yeah, I have an eject button on pin 29 and it works fine. I also have an on/off switch to pin 23. I have the drive connected to an NHD adapter board which is wired to the GC board. No WKF. If the wires are too long that could be a problem right? The FFC is 6 in. and the wires from the NHD...

I have a wii dvd drive hooked up to a gamecube and it's not working. I have no idea why. I double checked my connections to make sure they're all going to the right pins and they are. I have a GC2-DMS drive and when I first insert a disc it doesn't spin but when I turn the system off then on...

Thanks for the help guys.

Cool, thank you very much. So these are the batteries I'm looking at. http://www.batteryspace.com/Polymer-Li- ... ---UN.aspx I have enough room for 4 of them and possibly enough room for 6. From this list of pcbs, which one do I get? http://www.batteryspace.com/pcbfor72v74vpack.aspx I see...

Say I got 4 batteries, each 3.7V 5000 mAh. If I wanted 7.4V and 10,000 mAh, would I wire them to a 7.4V pcb the same way I would 2 cells? Like this picture Only I would have an extra battery on com and B+ and an extra battery on com and B-, right? If I wanted 6 batteries for 7.4V 15,000...