Inter-act PS1 Screen running on 9.6V?

[HotDog-Cart]

Could you reword what you were saying?

Thanks.

[c_mon]

I think what I'm saying is quite clear. Which part do you want to be reworded?

[HotDog-Cart]

The part about hooking the wire up to the jack on the screen, and the part about, somehow making the battery unpluggable so I can unplug it from the screen to charge it.

[c_mon]

1- Cut the jack of your screen adapter with a 10cm wire still on it.
2- Solder this cable to your battery pack(the cable should have two lines-the one with a thin white line on it should be soldered to the negative end of your battery pack)
3- Plug it to your screen's 'DC power in' jack

That's all, it should be easy.

[HotDog-Cart]

Okay I gotcha now.

Just 2 questions.

My battery pack has 2 wires coming out of it. Postive and Negative. What do I do with those, if I solder the Screen Adapter wires onto the battery?

Also, How would I charge it, if the screen adapter is soldered to the battery?


(The 2 wires I listed in to the first question, are used to charge it, but wouldnt I need to do something with those, if I soldering the adapter wires onto the battery?)

[c_mon]

You can solder a female jack to your charger.

http://216.2.173.7/product_images/K078DCSPLITTER-80.jpg

The one on the right.

[HotDog-Cart]

Okay thanks man.

You didnt awnser my other question though. What do I do with positive and Negative wires that are already on the battery? Can I solder right to them? (They have hard metal ends)

[c_mon]

You can remove the black cover from the top of your battery pack and desolder the wires and then solder the wire you cut from your adapter.

[c_mon]

You can also check my work; it has detailed photos in both pages.

http://benheck.com/phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=17415