BitBuilt - Giving Life to Old Consoles

Basically 6 years ago I built a G-Wii with sub par skills and tools. It stopped working pretty fast and I never got around to fixing it. Years later my soldering skills and tools have gotten much better. I finished the G-Wii in about 3 days from scratch (Including desoldering, disassembly and cleaning some very stubborn flux residues from fake ebay flux that aged badly).
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I am in need of a couple of very simple pcb. The only real component they will have is a ribbon cable attachment. The problem is that I have absolutely no idea how to design circuit boards. I have no knowledge or experience. I was hoping to find someone who would design what I need so I could send it to pcbway or something. If you are interested, or know if a forum or community ...

I currently own a Yihua 926 soldering iron, which has been pretty good for me. But when I started working on my Ashida, I feel like I have started to reach the limits of this budget iron. I got into looking for a good upgrade, some irons that I saw were the pinecil v2, and the hako fx-888d. Does anybody have experience with either of these irons or have any others to recommend?

I've tried for days to get VGA working, but it just never works. The Wii works using Composite, but the picture is a little fuzzy. I'm using the Innolux ATO65TN14 display. I've tried 2 LCD driver boards (same board).
The screen just turns black, then back to blue and says "Not Support". I've wired up the RGB and HV wires several times. Made new shorter wires. I've used a m...

I have a weird problem with my original NES console. At first it was showing a heavily distorted white noise looking screen every time I tried to turn it on, i had previosly installed the nin10drawer mod and thought I needed to reseat the connector, but did that with no change. then I used my av cable on my normal tv and it worked fine, so I blamed the old RF box that goes from ...