My PS2p is now functional
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My PS2p is now functional
The extended disc drive access cables work and systems appear to be GO... All I have left is to put a few small heatsink pieces on a few IC's...
It should be no problem to be finished and have the report up by the weekend!
It should be no problem to be finished and have the report up by the weekend!
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No, it's not been fast at all. I started this project nearly a month ago! It's been quite complex!
Anyway, I've now run it, and walked around playing GTA: Vice City (didn't want to scratch my San Andreas disc, and those are the only 2 PS2 games I have) It certainly does work, and using RGB for the screen makes a very noticle difference.
There's a few "screw issues" to deal with and I seem to have wires the right analog stick backwards, but that's it. Look for the article this weekend.
-Ben
Anyway, I've now run it, and walked around playing GTA: Vice City (didn't want to scratch my San Andreas disc, and those are the only 2 PS2 games I have) It certainly does work, and using RGB for the screen makes a very noticle difference.
There's a few "screw issues" to deal with and I seem to have wires the right analog stick backwards, but that's it. Look for the article this weekend.
-Ben
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wow, thats a pretty strong battery. Higher voltage, so it's stronger than mine. That's probably how he split it to power the screen as well...I have 2 batteries, one for the system and one for the screen (both 7.4v, one at 2.2 and the other at 6.0). Can't wait to see Ben's all finished 
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Strong and heavy! I bet this thing weighes close to 2 pounds!
Yeah, the RGB is nice... I think on that small screen the composite "crawl" is rather noticible, so when it's gone THAT'S noticible as well.
There's a screw whose head has broken off... I need a Dremel to cut a groove to remove it, but I don't have one. I may have to visit a friend who does... This may delay me a bit, but I've already got most of the story pages ready 2 go.
-Ben
Yeah, the RGB is nice... I think on that small screen the composite "crawl" is rather noticible, so when it's gone THAT'S noticible as well.
There's a screw whose head has broken off... I need a Dremel to cut a groove to remove it, but I don't have one. I may have to visit a friend who does... This may delay me a bit, but I've already got most of the story pages ready 2 go.
-Ben



