screen controller thing

If you're making a portable you probably need something to watch it on. (Unless you want to guess what's happening in the game, but I wouldn't advise that) Anyway, this forum is your "Hacking a pocket TV/screen" one-stop solution. Share your experiences and knowledge here.

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Well I've played armored core on it about a dozen times. For the size its very good.

So that eveyone knows about the screen it has a 7808 power regulator, that means it cant run off of anything less then 8 volts. So it'll be good for Atari, NES, N64, Dreamcast (if want that small a screen), PS2, and NGC. All of which run on 9-12 volts.
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most of those run on 7.2-12V
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gannon wrote:most of those run on 7.2-12V
The NES runs on 7.2? Otherwise all those (according to doomportables) run on 12v, the atari is up to 9 as we all know.
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Post by gannon »

anything that uses a 7805 use a min. of 7.2V.
That includes the atari 2600, nes, snes, psone, and a lot more
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I typed 7808, those out put 8 volts thats what you said when we ent over trying to incorperate it into the PSp. I know the 7805 is in the atari and outputs 5v.
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Post by gannon »

I know what a 7808 is, I'm just saying that (for the most part) people use a 7.2V battery when dealling with systems that use a 7805, and it would be inconvinient to use a screen that requires at least 8V, and if it indeed requires strict regulation of those 8 volts, than you'd need a dc-dc converter or a 7808 which needs around 11V to function
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Post by The Zydeco King »

you can get those Hip Gear screens for $20. at KBtoys.
http://www.kbtoys.com/Results.html?_e=4 ... 5&formMap=
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Post by SpongeBuell »

hmmm.. wonder if that lite brite flat screen would work...

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Post by The Zydeco King »

LOL. Hmmm...I wonder what a Light Bright stop motion animation would look like.
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