a good 2.5 inch lcd screen
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footinmouth
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I think I'll try the casio one considering so many people have used it for their portables. Also today (the 27th) is my birthday! If i get some money for my birthday i'll use it for the screen and the yobo nes, luckily I already have a case for my nesp. the nesp is a side project i'm working on while I wait on some new leds and a new psone (I accidentally melted the laser ribbon cable connector with my soldering iron while trying to remove some excess solder from the first controller port with copper braid) for my ongoing psonep. Thank you for all your screen suggestions, I'll post some pics of the dremelled out case for my nesp if I have any time to do so.
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footinmouth
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if the insides are small then its ok, I'm trying not use up too much space in the coleco head to head game thingValium wrote:This is a great screen for a great price. It uses very little power, is the smallest screen I've ever seen, excluding the AEI comp screens, and actually has great quality considering it's on DX. Only problem is that it runs on 12v, as opposed to AEI comp's screens able to run off, what was it, anywhere from 3v-12v?Bigmac wrote:How about this? http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.15000
here is a picture of it http://img.nextag.com/image/Coleco-Head ... 919812.jpg
I have dremelled out the frame in the middle and have turned it sideways, I measured the sides using a compass and found the hypoteneuse to be 2.5 inches, just big enough for a 2.5 inch screen. Too bad I accidentally killed that hipgear screen i had[/img]
i hate how electronic part suppliers give you an option on their website to filter your searches so that you can find a certain part and no results come up!
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footinmouth
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if the insides are small then its ok, I'm trying not use up too much space in the coleco head to head game thingValium wrote:This is a great screen for a great price. It uses very little power, is the smallest screen I've ever seen, excluding the AEI comp screens, and actually has great quality considering it's on DX. Only problem is that it runs on 12v, as opposed to AEI comp's screens able to run off, what was it, anywhere from 3v-12v?Bigmac wrote:How about this? http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.15000
here is a picture of it http://img.nextag.com/image/Coleco-Head ... 919812.jpg
I have dremelled out the frame in the middle and have turned it sideways, I measured the sides using a compass and found the hypoteneuse to be 2.5 inches, just big enough for a 2.5 inch screen. Too bad I accidentally killed that hipgear screen i had[/img]
i hate how electronic part suppliers give you an option on their website to filter your searches so that you can find a certain part and no results come up!
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Tibia
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I had one of those. I haven't seen it in a while, but I'm pretty sure you won't be fitting a Casio TV in there. Rekarp used an AEI Comp screen with his Flashback in a Cart. If anything's going to fit inside that controller, it'd be one of those.
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