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no, that's the way i made them, it was just a improvise because nobody sells female connectors for the nunchuck, and the only other option was to destroy the cable to get at the wires from the inside.
nintendo can do better than that... come on... they're nintendo!

I usually use a twist tie to bundle up all the wires, I don't like the idea of caging up a robot because I need to reprogram him a lot. But once I get more circuit board to use, I'll put the controller inside a nice project box so I can take it to places.

I'll let my new video do the explaination
http://youtube.com/watch?v=rFN0P7389O8

THANK YOU for that pinout link!

I've been able to create my own connector and now my microcontroller can report back all the data, It's awesome!

Yes I have, I can't find it.
No, and even if I did have an o'scope, it won't do any good, the Nunchuck probably won't be sending out any data without a host requesting the data, and I can't make a host request data if I don't know which pins are the I2C bus.

BTW, I don't have a wiimote

Does anybody know the pinouts for the I2C bus on the Nunchuck connector?

I want to make a Wii laptop without voiding any warranties.
I know the transformer outputs 12 volts, ~3 amps max.

I might get a Ni-MH (if I win the lotto I'll use li-poly) battery pack. I don't know what screen I want to use and how many volts it needs

What does the Wii actually need? Do I need to ...