PS2P screen

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groundhawk
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PS2P screen

Post by groundhawk »

i'm having trouble finding a good screen to make a playstation portable with (using the slim version) if anyone can give me the name of a brand, or a model type it would be greatly appreciated. and if you know the battery voltage that would be required to use a PS2P with that screen it will be helpful.
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Post by Xiro »

get the Sony PSone TFT 5" screen.

ebay, gamestop, EB, and maybe even people here will have it.
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From my experience, Eb games and gamestop don't sell them any more :cry:
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Post by TitaniumHamster »

Why does everyone love the PSone screen so much anyway? Is it the whole "Ben Aproved" thing, or is it just RGB?
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Post by Zzebotes13 »

which screen would you suggest then for a Ps2p. i'm not building one, but a friend of mine is and he would like to know.
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Post by Turbo Tax 1.0 »

why does everyone love psone screens. i'll tell ya why it is a nice big screen that runs off a pretty great voltage, it is way simple and easy to wire up and the board is is small and thin
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Post by Zzebotes13 »

do you think a Gc screen would be okay for keeping my GCp simple
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Post by Xiro »

it wont make it any more simple, you are still going to want to hardwire it to the GC mobo, but that screen is made by intec and it may have different connections that will be harder to find help with.
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Post by Zzebotes13 »

i wasn't really thinking about directly wiring it to the board. i don't know how to connect the screen to the coard directly really. I've seen the gamecube pinouts, but don't understand them at all :cry:
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Post by psychotic_mechanic »

Turbo Tax 1.0 wrote:why does everyone love psone screens. i'll tell ya why it is a nice big screen that runs off a pretty great voltage, it is way simple and easy to wire up and the board is is small and thin

You forgot cheap :) Someone around here just picked one up for $10.
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Post by Zzebotes13 »

does anyone know how many volts a 5in Verge gamecube screen needs. Also, can it hande 14.4v (using 2 7.2v batteries in series)
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Post by daguuy »

verge is exactly the same as psone screen, 7.2v-9v. 14.4v wil make it go boom
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Post by Zzebotes13 »

thanks. but how much thicker is the intec screen when compared to the psone screen. :?
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