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hailrazer
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Rekarp wrote:
hailrazer wrote:Very nice, but you're already selling it. :(
correction. it is already sold :wink:
Boooo it was to pretty to sell. You should have put it on a shelf behind glass with a light on it . :)
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Rekarp wrote:
c_mon wrote:Once again, great work Rekarp. I liked the design more the than your MK1. How did you run the PSOne screen on 5volts? Can you share your circuitry? Good luck for the compo! :wink:
Thanks c_mon. Actually since the psone screen cant run off of 5V so I used a Ti PTN04050CAH to boost the 4.8 V from the batteries to 7.4.

Rekarp, where can I buy that booster from? I've searched e-bay but couldn't find anything. Where did you buy it from?
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c_mon wrote:
Rekarp wrote:
c_mon wrote:Once again, great work Rekarp. I liked the design more the than your MK1. How did you run the PSOne screen on 5volts? Can you share your circuitry? Good luck for the compo! :wink:
Thanks c_mon. Actually since the psone screen cant run off of 5V so I used a Ti PTN04050CAH to boost the 4.8 V from the batteries to 7.4.

Rekarp, where can I buy that booster from? I've searched e-bay but couldn't find anything. Where did you buy it from?
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