My portable Playstation 2

Includes PS2, Xbox 1, GameCube (but not the Phantom Game Console)

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My portable Playstation 2

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No rest for the wicked. Started this last night after my bits arrived.

The picture really does no justice, the plastic is actually purple and will all glow up when done(hopefully).

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I admire you for having the patience to not start before everything is there

How 'bout some videos?
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Pretty sweet design. Looking forward to the finished product.
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Make the case or mod a previous case?
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Post by bacteria »

Name suggestion:

Bat-ii-Station
BatStation
Bat2Station
BatMobile

(looks a bit like Batman logo).

or

DynamicDuo


Pretty fast progress if you only started last night! Notice it is a widescreen, is it a PS2 screen? Joytech 8" perchance??
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Neildo_64 wrote:Make the case or mod a previous case?
Yes its a vac formed case with plexiglass on top.

bacteria wrote:Pretty fast progress if you only started last night! Notice it is a widescreen, is it a PS2 screen? Joytech 8" perchance?
Doesn't take long at all using mdf moulds. No, its not a ps2 screen or 7", its actually a 5" widescreen monitor.
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Very nice so far; looking forward to the final!

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techknott wrote:
bacteria wrote:Pretty fast progress if you only started last night! Notice it is a widescreen, is it a PS2 screen? Joytech 8" perchance?
Doesn't take long at all using mdf moulds. No, its not a ps2 screen or 7", its actually a 5" widescreen monitor.
See, Bacteria! MDF is the way to go! Pick up a cheap jig-saw already, and get to work! ;)

@Techknott, that's looking great already! What screen are you using and how is the quality and power requirements, etc. I can't wait to see this thing finished and in action!
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Can't wait to see it done! :D
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Post by collinE »

you just keep cruisin. and with advanced systems, too. I look forward to this.
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khaag wrote:What screen are you using and how is the quality and power requirements, etc. I can't wait to see this thing finished and in action!
Screen quality is amazing and it only uses 500mA(@ 9v) even with the original backlight. It can run on anything from 8v-12v too.

Power wise, im thinking I might leave out the batteries on this one and use an external battery pack to keep the size and weight down???

Anyway, here's the latest.

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I'd like to be the first to say: WOW.
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Post by Tibia »

Man, you're just moving right along on this.

I kind of like the idea of external battery packs. But even with my GameGear and GBA, I still use wall power. The GG's heavy enough without the batteries in it, and I have crappy wrists.
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techknott wrote: Power wise, im thinking I might leave out the batteries on this one and use an external battery pack to keep the size and weight down???

May not be a bad idea. You'd satisfy the portablizing crowd with optional battery and the mainstream "I want it small and thin" crowd with the um... small and thin... aspect. If it works with your plan, you should make the battery pack able to hook onto the portable somehow so that you don't need to carry it in a separate hand.
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Post by Kyo »

May I know the exact name/link of the monitor you used? Pretty amazing
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