Australian Version 1 Playstations sizes

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dugec01
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Australian Version 1 Playstations sizes

Post by dugec01 »

G'day,
i just got a quick question for everyone regarding the first playstations (Not the slim PSone's):
Is it more difficult to make a version one Playstation portable? Its the big, fat, chunky one that weighs a ton (over exaggeration about the weight). After my ps2p is finished, id like to make that one portable, as well as my old version 1 Super Nintendo/Famicom (this is in the wrong forum, i know).
Im just curious is all.

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Re: Australian Version 1 Playstations sizes

Post by 64M320N3 »

They're chunky and require a psu.
They suck. idk if anybody's done it before, but i beleive you could shave off a lot of the board by grinding off most of the ground (but leaving just a bit so it can work)
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Re: Australian Version 1 Playstations sizes

Post by blaze3927 »

the newer scph 9002 have a smaller mobo than the psone (slim), shorter but longer.
depending which model you have power will be either
1x8v
1x3.6v

or
1x7.5v
2x3.6v

(or somethin like that)
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