My Ps2 Wire Diagram

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bassmasta
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Re: My Ps2 Wire Diagram

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Why use a regulator? PS2 and PSone screen can run on 8V.
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Doesn't the PS2 require 8.5v to run? I see you have a 12v battery hooked straight up to the PS2 in your picture. if it truly doesn't need 8.5v, what voltages can it be run off?
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Re: My Ps2 Wire Diagram

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I though it would only run with around 8v ..so why does your wiring diagram have a 12v battery going straight to the PS2 motherboard? might wanna fix that lol
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It's quite misleading lol, I saw it and was like woah! has someone discovered that it will work on different voltages ..would be really handy if it didn't need 8.5v
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You still haven't updated the picture yet.
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Re: My Ps2 Wire Diagram

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If we want to get technical(not really), the ps2 slim v18, the one with the built in PSU will apparently run on voltages as low as 7.5v.
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