wireing diagram

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Jfish
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wireing diagram

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i need a wireing diagram for a xbox portable
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ChaoBreeder
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Post by ChaoBreeder »

Now Now hailrazer, just cause you can put Video Games into children's toys doesn't mean you can't help him. :wink:

Anyways, although an Xbox Portable is possible, it is not really ideal as it would be massive. Most people do an Xbox Laptop. I have not seen an Xbox wiring diagram, sorry.
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Well, once has been made right? I can't remember if it had batteries in it or not, but it was giant and had the controls in the upper left and right. It was giant.
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in re: wiring diagram, you would likely use the XBOX mini as a guide for making it smaller to begin with. Thankfully this may require a bare minimum of wiring. You will need to flash the TSOP or put in a mod chip to maximize this adventure. Also, you would likely need a PICO PSU (preferrably 120 - 200w) and a Sick Mods ATX to XBOX PSU converter.

A laptop HDD or 1.8 inch Zif drive would help too, but of course you will need a 2.5 to 3.5 IDE converter or a 1.8 to 3.5 converter depending upon your needs.

These materials, no including a custom case, would be around $200 or so. It isn't a matter of wiring so much as it is a matter of expense. Get all this stuff and then maybe you could find a way to wire from Laptop battery to ATX...
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