I know what the 7805 is., and how to use it. I was just saying that I wasn't using a ps1/zenith screen.Kurt_ wrote:I would be surprised if it didn't have one. It might take a bit of experience to know what they look like, but it's there. Check out the pictures of the PSOne Screen 7805 and go from there. Some tips:
1) It gets hot after being on for a while. Maybe not burning hot, but hot enough to tell.
2) It has three connections: The back is a metal ground, usually the width of the regulator to varying heights. Then an in and an out, occasionally with aground out the front, although it's trimmed on some/most because it's redundant.
3) It's a black square, about 1 cm squared. Look for that.
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And I'm saying that you'd be much better off pulling 5V from the DVD screen to power the SuperJoy 3 than running it from the batteries. It'd be much more reliable. You're new, I'm starting from square one. Sorry for helping...
(Also, this DVD Screen can accept A/V in, right? An analog signal. And you're sure the guts that accept it aren't integrated in to the motherboard of the DVD Player instead of just the screen, right?)
(Also, this DVD Screen can accept A/V in, right? An analog signal. And you're sure the guts that accept it aren't integrated in to the motherboard of the DVD Player instead of just the screen, right?)
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Just solder a thin wire to both sides of the trace and you are in business again. I had to do this once.
I should have mentioned before, people are saying about using 5v for the PJ3 - you will notice that your SJ3 takes 4 x AA's and doesn't like rechargeables? That's because it needs 6v. Lower than that and the video can be garbled. I tried it before. 5v isn't enough, although the amperage is fine, plug'n'plays I tested were about 220mA or so.
That is why these units are happy with 7.2v Put it this way, the plug'n'play carts I made before all needed 4 x AA's and all run happily off 7.2v Li-ions.
I should have mentioned before, people are saying about using 5v for the PJ3 - you will notice that your SJ3 takes 4 x AA's and doesn't like rechargeables? That's because it needs 6v. Lower than that and the video can be garbled. I tried it before. 5v isn't enough, although the amperage is fine, plug'n'plays I tested were about 220mA or so.
That is why these units are happy with 7.2v Put it this way, the plug'n'play carts I made before all needed 4 x AA's and all run happily off 7.2v Li-ions.
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Well, I tried several tiems to fix the superjoy, but could not repair it....So while I wait for a ne sj3 to arrive, I will be thinking of a name. Since the portable is using a pirate famicom, re-used "green" parts, and a clamshell style dvd player case, I would like to combine the names. So far I have "Famigreen", "Famiclam", or maybe "Famboy". Any ideas? Also what is a good paint color that doesn't show mistakes easily?
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I kinda like Famiclam.
And paint it a bright green. Hides flaws rather well, with my experience.
And paint it a bright green. Hides flaws rather well, with my experience.
Please keep an eye on my HBN64 progress.
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