My CycloWiz install (wired with Chip Disable and Upgradability)

[dextermorg]

Hello folks,

Just wanted to show my first attempt of installing a modchip. Don't hesitate to give me your opinion or advices !
I did my CycloWiz install yesterday and thought my pictures can help some of you, especially for the Upgradibility function that is in my opinion well established on my Wii.

So, here it is :

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[Kai_2040]

nicely done, wires a bit long but it is your fist one so very nice!!
This could be an example that anybody can do it if they gave it the chance and did it properly.

[dextermorg]

Yeah, you just need some time and the good tools.

A quick note on the Cyclo : I use Write-On DVD-R and I have best results with discs burned in 4x. I also noted that sometimes the Wii won't read the disc but I just turn it off/on and it works again.

[nhydro]

i did a quick solder method because im not goin to be removeing it i dont need to it does everything i need it to

[brywalker]

Nice job, good placement. Wires are a bit long, but not too long to bother anything. The ONLY thing I would have done differently (and I did) was use higher gauge wire for the power and ground.

Great work!