In a case of the PS2p, the book really would only assist you in giving you the basics on how to mod the system to make it portables, but we're working on a gereral reference guide.
As for special... there are only a few PS2p done. I believe, Ben's and Segasonicfan's are the only ones done. So having the third isn't bad, you'll have bragging rights.
Please, please spell check your post before pressing submit. A few grammatical errors or misspelled works once and awhile, no problem. However you're first post in this thread is just littered with them.
vskid wrote:Nerd = likes school, does all their homework, dies if they don't get 100% on every assignment
Geek = likes technology, dies if the power goes out and his UPS dies too
there's a 3rd PS2 portable somewhere, i forgot who made it though (name starts with an E i think). go to portables of doom and read the entire wesite, it helps a lot
daguuy wrote:there's a 3rd PS2 portable somewhere, i forgot who made it though (name starts with an E i think). go to portables of doom and read the entire wesite, it helps a lot
I finished a NESp (heh heh heh, I fixed it, mortals!) and I am on a GCp. So watch out, fools! 13 year old! Anyways, the psone screen is my hardest trial in portablizing. I broke one modifying it with LEDS! (yea, I just use the bulb now. =P)And I tried to jump a fuse on one and accidentally desoldered them both. So keep the interaction with the screen at bare minimum. Keep it in a case when not fiddling with it as well. And use a 10 watter with a pencil tip for your soldering iron. It is a nesscessity
That clear 'bulletproof' stuff your thinking of is either Lucite or Lexan, which is had to work with and not that bulletproof at all, I've shot at it. So if you wanna dodge bullets become an Agent.
Dr. KillGood wrote:than what should I make it out of?
also i did some thinkin...
mabe ill try turning a game boy into a NES first b4 i waste 150 on a PS2 i might break!?
Maybe that $150 should go towards proper English classes
How would you go about turning a Gameboy into an NES? Is it even worth it, 'cause you might break that too. Besides the impracticality of turning a Gameboy into an NES, a $150 would just barely cut it, and I should ask if you think you have enough education in electronics to attempt something as hard as a PS2p. Only a few have made one successfully, but maybe you could...
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