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I've managed to get all the necessary electronics for a portable PS1 for around £30 (I'm English, so sue me). Managed by getting a few things from Ebay and making do. I've had a bit of luck that the portable DVD player I bought (for a very low cost) has a screen that can read the PS1 output, and a ...

All right, thanks guys. I actually realised last night that, by sheer coincidence, that the battery pack (which came from a DVD player, which I will be using for the screen, and yes it can read the output given by the PS1, I tested it) used the same socket as the PS1 power socket, so I connected ...

Okay, so I'm starting a PS1 Portable project, and I have a rechargeable battery pack already, I'm not sure if it fits the requirements for the PS1 though. All I know about it is that the PS1 receives power at 7.5v DC at 2.0A, giving a total Power of 15W. The battery pack I have runs at 7.2v DC, and ...

MizuhoChan wrote:How about a tutorial for those of us who aren't engineering experts =)

I second this. It would look good on a university CV.

Nice work! I may have to try something like this! I must say this is very impressive. Without the video's I don't think I would believe it. Very excellent work. Good job!

By the way, where can I get a lazer doodle?