1. My ps2 slim does not have an external adapter like Ben described with his model. Instead of the yellow plug, it has the same power out as the original bulky ps2. Will this make portablizing it harder?
2. I plan on using seven of these in a series:
http://www.onlybatteries.com/showitem.a ... 2&uid=1665
How would I go about charging these all at once/what charger should I buy?
Thank you.
A few questions
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rikitheshadow
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Re: A few questions
Can you post a picture? Maybe like a snapshot of the back of your PS2 Slim. I'm trying to understand how they could fit the power supply inside a Slim PS2.....
From my understanding the board can only take on 8.5v and not much more, if your dealing with NTSC outlets thats 110-120v and PAL your dealing with 220-240v (I lives in america myself so correct me if i'm wrong). Unless they found a way to compress the adapter within the confines of that PS2 Slim....
From my understanding the board can only take on 8.5v and not much more, if your dealing with NTSC outlets thats 110-120v and PAL your dealing with 220-240v (I lives in america myself so correct me if i'm wrong). Unless they found a way to compress the adapter within the confines of that PS2 Slim....
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Animedude101
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Re: A few questions
i doubt that they could fit that power supply inside a ps2 slim
but hey i guess technology can advance quickly
but hey i guess technology can advance quickly
Yeah its between 220v-240v in the PAL region.From my understanding the board can only take on 8.5v and not much more, if your dealing with NTSC outlets thats 110-120v and PAL your dealing with 220-240v (I lives in america myself so correct me if i'm wrong). Unless they found a way to compress the adapter within the confines of that PS2 Slim....
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gamefreak11
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Re: A few questions
I found an article on it:
http://www.engadget.com/2007/11/06/sony ... price-cut/
The article talks about the japan ps2, but I do have the us version. It looks exactly as pictured.
http://www.engadget.com/2007/11/06/sony ... price-cut/
The article talks about the japan ps2, but I do have the us version. It looks exactly as pictured.
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Animedude101
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Re: A few questions
oh right
i never knew about that
i didn't see a picture of the back though......
i never knew about that
i didn't see a picture of the back though......
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rikitheshadow
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Re: A few questions
Hrm thats interesting, not sure how easy it will be to portablize until i see a pic of the inside. It might be easy to remove the power supply out of the unit so you can have your battery straight out power the mobo, or it might be delicately integrated making it very difficult or impossible to portablize without a sufficient power source.
Unless you wanna make a PS2 laptop, that runs pretty much like Ben's Laptops through a wall socket and no battery.
Unless you wanna make a PS2 laptop, that runs pretty much like Ben's Laptops through a wall socket and no battery.
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gamefreak11
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Re: A few questions
Sorry for the late response, I've been out of state for a few days.
Here is the same model ps2 being disassembled:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z3_YJnoe0j8
Here is the same model ps2 being disassembled:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z3_YJnoe0j8
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rikitheshadow
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Re: A few questions
Awesome, ya that is probably doable. I believe you can make a portable with that PS2 Slim because the power supply detaches from the main mobo. Just gotta find your input voltage and your set. I only say that because i've discovered all consoles that have upgrades (like saying mark 1 or mark 2) tend to always have different input voltages, i mean look at the Xbox 360s, there is so many different power supplies for them.....