Making a PS2p
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Making a PS2p
Hey, I've never done this before and don't know that much about it and would like to try and do this for my PS2 slim. I understand its a litte challenging but I have a 360 so this PS2 is useless to me. Can someone please give me a suppiles list and step by step detailed instructions, preferably with pictures. I know this is a lot to ask and would be very thankful if someone were to do this. Use instructables.com to do if you want, its easier to make instructions i think, and that is where i learned about this site.
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eurddrue
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maybe if I post in this thread it will die.
you aren't going to get any step by step instuructions for a ps2 portable, If you want step by step instructions and a parts list buy ben's book and make a nes or snes portable
you aren't going to get any step by step instuructions for a ps2 portable, If you want step by step instructions and a parts list buy ben's book and make a nes or snes portable
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wallydawg wrote:I think we should check to see if you can withstand 220 voltschainfire95 wrote:220V I believe
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No just the PS1. But his book is still handy to have around when you do your portable. It provides great tips that can be helpful for any portable project. Even if his book don't cover that system.RDFNWY wrote:Does his book include ps2?
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eurddrue
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no it has nes, snes, atari, ps1
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wallydawg wrote:I think we should check to see if you can withstand 220 voltschainfire95 wrote:220V I believe
go to instructables.com it gives a great guide on how to make nes portable. In fact this that is how I found this site I plan on doing something similar myself but right now I'm just in the research phase. I would like to mention that so far I have been unable to find any instructions on how to do this but I was plan on trying to do something original.
Also I haven't posted much on here but I have been observing the threads for a little while now and I must say the people on here are very helpful, but there not going to do it for you and then give you step by step instructions. So post your progress and keep an open mind these people know what they are talking about
Also I haven't posted much on here but I have been observing the threads for a little while now and I must say the people on here are very helpful, but there not going to do it for you and then give you step by step instructions. So post your progress and keep an open mind these people know what they are talking about
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yea, from 1up, same here
[quote="mdp872105"]go to instructables.com it gives a great guide on how to make nes portable. In fact this that is how I found this site I plan on doing something similar myself but right now I'm just in the research phase. I would like to mention that so far I have been unable to find any instructions on how to do this but I was plan on trying to do something original.
Also I haven't posted much on here but I have been observing the threads for a little while now and I must say the people on here are very helpful, but there not going to do it for you and then give you step by step instructions. So post your progress and keep an open mind these people know what they are talking about
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Also I haven't posted much on here but I have been observing the threads for a little while now and I must say the people on here are very helpful, but there not going to do it for you and then give you step by step instructions. So post your progress and keep an open mind these people know what they are talking about
Re: yea, from 1up, same here
I think you forgot somethingRDFNWY wrote:mdp872105 wrote:go to instructables.com it gives a great guide on how to make nes portable. In fact this that is how I found this site I plan on doing something similar myself but right now I'm just in the research phase. I would like to mention that so far I have been unable to find any instructions on how to do this but I was plan on trying to do something original.![]()
Also I haven't posted much on here but I have been observing the threads for a little while now and I must say the people on here are very helpful, but there not going to do it for you and then give you step by step instructions. So post your progress and keep an open mind these people know what they are talking about
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Basement_Modder
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Here, I made you a diagram for wiring:

You need to test w/ a multimeter to see what controller wires go where (They're not in order.)
You Will Need:
-PS2 slim
-Psone 5" LCD screen
-Power Switch
-Battery (Li-Ion is best.)
-Protection circut
-Controller
-Wire (mostly ribbon cable.)
-Soldiering supplies
-Patience
Don't be discouraged if you don't succeed, you will learn a lot and, hopefully, have fun along the way.
Good Luck.
-Basement Modder

You need to test w/ a multimeter to see what controller wires go where (They're not in order.)
You Will Need:
-PS2 slim
-Psone 5" LCD screen
-Power Switch
-Battery (Li-Ion is best.)
-Protection circut
-Controller
-Wire (mostly ribbon cable.)
-Soldiering supplies
-Patience
Don't be discouraged if you don't succeed, you will learn a lot and, hopefully, have fun along the way.
Good Luck.
-Basement Modder
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