I have a 3 working fat PS2's I have lying around came up with the idea of modding one into a giant "Nintendo GameBoy Original" looking portable PS2. I'm taking a fat PS2 and moving the DVD drive underneath the bottom of the case, rotating it counter-clockwise 90*, and molding it in to the original PS2 case . Then taking a Intec PS2 gaming screen (that I have) apart and put the LCD screen where the DVD drive was. I'll mold the contoller into the case(FYI: I have really big hands and whole assimbled PS2 console fits well in my hands) Then remove the internal power supply unit and build a custom 'battery charger/power regulator to chargethe battery and power the console. I need to know the voltage/current that the PSU supplies to the motherboard on a NTSC PS2 model# 30001 (Note: I found a SATA harddriveto IDE motherboard adapter
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but it needs DC power supplied to the adapter board, so I'm going to wire that into the original network adapter, and then use the SATA to IDE adapter to install a 2.5inch SATA laptop harddrive. So when its all finished it will consume more current than just the console alone because of the network adapter and harddrive). Anyway, there is a four pin connector on the PSU and when I look at the traces on the bottom of the PSU I see that one set of two pins are connected together and the other set of two pins are connected together. Please, correct me if I'm wrong but I assume that one set is positive and the other set is negitive. If anyone knows what the voltage and current ratings supplied to the motherboard are, please let me know
making a fat ps2 portable (Sony GameStation 2) but need help
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