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Ohh man, that was funny... Quote: "I mean, whats the worse that can happen? Longer battery life! " UHH! "What's the worse that can happen?" You can break your $50 LCD screen! Come on... Throw a resistor int here first! God d*mn!

When voltage is used, it's returned to Earth so it can keep the flow going. Ground on a bettery is a simulated return to Earth, allowing power to continue to flow naturally.

No, it just gives you more cone space, and splits wattage in half. Instead of the entire 1 watt going to each speaker, you would now have 1/2 watt to each speaker. Absolutley no gainw hat so ever. In the car audio world where i come from, this would be good for, let's say, two 10" subs, but not a 1 ...

No, those aren't the pins, but the solder points for the pins. Botht he left points are 12v, and both the right points are GND, thats it...

PSP is LED backlit? Wow, never knew that! Must be why it has such a long battery life.

No, there's not a screen JUST for the grey Psone. In Sony's eyes, the big PSX was dead by the time they started producing LCDs for the little PSone. And yes, PSX is used for the big grey playstation. No one in the USA should refer the PSX as that big white DVR type thing in Japan. Since we never got ...

I'm such an IDIOT! Ok... The LCD in my PC is for viewing my desktop when I need it, and it's also been patched off, complete with SP/DT switch, to a compsoite RCA input ont he front of my case. Well, to input composite I';m using the "ribbon" cable that plugs into the bottom of the LCD PCB... Long ...

Its also rather odd that I AM pulling off the PSU's molex connection. So, powered off PSU directly, into an official PSone LCD 12v - 7.5v adapter, soldered directly to the 7808 on the board. I was thinking it might be becuase I'm patching th epower off a line that runs a drive, or moving motors ...

Hi. I installed a Psone LCD in my computer to view my desktop on and have a switch to change between my S-Video output on my video card with a RCA input on the front of my case. Anyway, to power the LCD I used a car adapter... or 12v - 7.5v, made for PSone by the way. Well, everything works, but ...

Ok, the official Sony Psone LCD doesn't work at 12v because there's other things that run off the line leading to the 7805... Well... What if you cut the trace that splits off the 7805, and re-wired the output from the 7805 to this trace... So 12 into 5v regulator, the trace would need cut, and re ...

Say what? NEw playstation design thing? Confused! Also, has ANYONE used the guide!?
Kyle

That sucks... All that crap for...

a little button...

Scratch this idea... Running 12v through the 5v regulator does something to the screen. I noticed monster changes when going from 12v directly to the 7508, and just plugging in the power adapter. The circuit must split from the 5v regulator's input to somewhere else. If it was JUST the regulator ...

I don't know / care if anyoen already knows this. I couldn't find it when I searched becuase the search function on these phpbb forums SUCKS! Anywho... When you apply a 12v source directly to the official SONY PSone LCD, it DOES work... Its obvious it works becuase of the 5v regulator, 7508A ...

Alrighty, I'm done with the tutorial. You can also download this guide on my site, or view the HTML version... http://djky2k3.tripod.com
Have fun!
Kyle