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Yeah cost is another factor why I'm using an external pack along with weight. Since I've already got some batteries, despite being large, they work, so I might aswell stick to them and just make the case smaller like I had planned. it gives me a chance to fix some of the impurities anyway.
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OK, I've just finished and updated...
http://n-central.com/modules/news/artic ... oryid=1103
It's a lot smaller than the one you saw before.. And has a cool metalic blue colour.
http://n-central.com/modules/news/artic ... oryid=1103
It's a lot smaller than the one you saw before.. And has a cool metalic blue colour.
gamemasterAS wrote:Solder is also bad for you, says on the spindal that its known to cause cancer in the state of California.
vskid wrote:I'm safe, I live in Utah.
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I could have fit the batteries in the big cavity under the screen on the original model, but since I removed that cavity, there was no more room for it, so I kept the batteries external in the end (as I stated in the update). But a battery pack is an improvement over the original, since I hadn't finished it at that point in time.
As you guys should know, batteries are bulky, add weight, heat up, catch fire, etc.. which was mostly why I kept them out of this version as well as the last version.
The cavity behind the controller is only 1 inch as opposed to the full thickness of the controller (approximately 2 inches), which makes the system extremely comfortable to hold and carry.
The only things I'd changed...
Definitely, use a PSone Screen, and compact the case down further since there is about a 1mm height that is unnecessary, and can cause grinding with full sized DVDs... Not that it really matters since I don't have a chip in it and no need to use full sized DVDs.
Had I exposed the DVD unit, I could have cut it down by a further inch making it very slim and light, but I don't like the thought of an exposed DVD drive on a handheld unit..
As you guys should know, batteries are bulky, add weight, heat up, catch fire, etc.. which was mostly why I kept them out of this version as well as the last version.
The cavity behind the controller is only 1 inch as opposed to the full thickness of the controller (approximately 2 inches), which makes the system extremely comfortable to hold and carry.
The only things I'd changed...
Definitely, use a PSone Screen, and compact the case down further since there is about a 1mm height that is unnecessary, and can cause grinding with full sized DVDs... Not that it really matters since I don't have a chip in it and no need to use full sized DVDs.
Had I exposed the DVD unit, I could have cut it down by a further inch making it very slim and light, but I don't like the thought of an exposed DVD drive on a handheld unit..
gamemasterAS wrote:Solder is also bad for you, says on the spindal that its known to cause cancer in the state of California.
vskid wrote:I'm safe, I live in Utah.
