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I think that is right, because in his book it makes a power source out of the ps1 power cord, and is using a sony battery. Charge it, it willl?

Just wondering, I have a RC Battery, 7.2v 3300 mAh. I have a PSone power supply, possible charger? If so would I just hook in the leads right to the battery? I don't know much about battery charging, but I am a halfasses(bad word?!) electrician. =D

I'd use codeblocks, its free and is a good all around program. Comes with a lot of the header files you'll need to start learning C++. Its not a difficult language to learn, all you got to know is the basics and you can pretty much figure everything out from there. I do not know of any websites with ...

Its for a mini hub I found at the dump, it still works and I just wanted to mess around with it for something to do! :o

I think I understand it now. On this site there is an equation:

R=(in power-outpower)/A

So mine would be:
R=(9-7.5)/.5

.5 being 500mA in A

So my R value is 3 ohms. So my ...

Hey ya'll, I have been having troubles with resistors. I have been looking through guides and I still cannot figure out how to do what I want. I have a 9v battery, I want to resist it to where it outputs 7.5v. Can anyone tell me the code to do this? Because apparently I am not as intellectual as I ...

Well heres the thing, I took out the ribbon cable it had a while ago, then I dropped the project for a while due to school. But now I am back, and don't remember which side the ribbon cable started on, well on the left side of the eight or the right side... It doesn't have any writing on it either ...

Those all have 7 wires, mine has 8. So which side would I start on? I'm kind of having a whole general problem with hooking the NOAC to the screen with a battery. I'm not completely electronics retarded but I just can't seem to get the idea right. Is there a diagram somewhere that has a view of ...

I have been looking all over the place for this, but can't seem to find it! I am looking for the pinouts for the intec screen pad main board, not the board with the controller. The main board has 8 leads!

Thanks,
h4x0r

Glad I could help!!! I can answer some questions if ya'll have any, but sadly my long term buddy Mr.Fujifilm,has sadly perished due to an unknown cause of death, so I cannot take any pictures of my own mold making process or my current molds that work...Now to find a cheap digital camera...

h4x0r

No need to waste a new thread practically, so heres my new problem!!!

I have been searching for the pinouts on the wireless version of the superjoy III. It is very similar, and all the pinouts are labeled, but I just don't understand all of them, most are no brainers!!!

There are three groups of ...

Ahh Gotcha, so this is bigger than I thought. If you are using a PS1 screen, I'd say number two. Why? No reason, just that looks sweet. Its like a Playtendo.

How about something similar to the DS?



Make the buttons flush or make a square area around it indented so the screen doesn't press on the buttons. Thats my idea!

px,
h4x0r

PS2's are easy to take apart really, especially if you are just taking off the case to paint it. there should only be 12 screws you should have to take off to take off the case, 8 on the bottom and 4 inside attached to the bottom.

px,
h4x0r

How would I know which is ground? They ll give me the same reading 0L.

EDIT:
On the Molex connector it is 12v on the left, but is it on the PSU? Thats my problem.

Now for my embarrassment, I have a confession, I never was taught how to use a multimeter. It is sad I know, I was depraved as a child. How would I go around finding which is which on the four pins? I have a multimeter here, but no real clue what to do with it except for testing batteries like I was ...