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That sounds like a good idea. as soon as i get the bit i might try something like that. I haven't found to much info on how the virtual boy works so i will have to work on that.
Thanks for the idea's

I've seen the lamp thing but i was thinking more of making it a portable system that i could use in the car

I was wondering since i love the virtual boy and its great games(all 17 or what ever) if it was possible to make it more comfortable to play. Is it possible to make the system actually somewhat portable? I was thinking make it lighter and make it so i could put it on my head without a stand? I ...

Oh sorry about putting it in the wrong section i thought i put it in portable screen hacking is it possible to move it i've never done that before. I am actually talking about a portable audiovox dvd player screen it has the same size screen as the psp and it has a video input so it works perfect ...

ok i have now cut the blue wire and it works like normal but i would still like to know what that wire does because i'm worried something might overheat.

I am trying to get rid of some of the regulators on my portable screen and i want to use only one regulator instead of 3 and other parts. The problem i am having though is finding what to do with the wires left over. The chip i want to get rid of has 4 wires +V, Ground, Charging, and a blue wire ...

I made a custom snes case a while back with LED's and EL wire in it with clear plexiglass. but i burntout 2 ac adapters for the system because it was sucking to much power. so i want to know about how many volts can a snes regulator handle that way i can buy the ac adapter with the right voltage.

I know that they are surface mount led's because i have a lot of them i've bought before but i dont think they should take over 20 volts just to power. so i should just leave it?

I found a 4.2 inch screen that will work for my snesp for only $20 and i've been following ben's book i bought. I got to the part where he talks about the screens having a bulb in it so i opened up my screen and only could find what looks to be 6 surface mount LED's. I tested the voltage with my ...