Hay everybody!
I'm working fine on my ps2freeboot potable,
i ordered my battery from amazon.com, an 9v 5400mah li ion.
when i ordered it the information before i ordered it was different, now i checked the info and it has changed the pic is different, the battery says 5400 mah, 9v.
when i receive the battery i'l clarafy the correct info.
http://www.amazon.com/UL-DVDL-Lithium-U ... 359&sr=8-1" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
i was reading information about the battery specs for the ps2.
my ps2 is SCH 7704 V something.
when i took my ps2/av cable/screen/controller in a box so i can put everything together when my battery arrives, i also took the ac adapter, it said on the back that the output it gives is 8.5v at 5.65A.
i also read that using a 9v is okay but can shorter your ps2's life.
i have an adjustable regulator that i supposedly got from my ZCP but i changed my design and i won't be needing it.
um, i can use it to reg the volts of the dvd battery to 8.5v for the ps2, will it work?
my regulator info:
http://24x7diy.com/product_info.php/cPa ... ucts_id/71" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
LM2596 DC-DC Step Down Adjustable Power Supply Module
[LM2596M]
This is high performance DC to DC Step Down Adjustable Power Supply Module Based on well kwon LM2596 Regulator
Input Voltage: DC 8 - 45 V
Output Voltage: DC 7 - 19 V ( adjustable )
Maximum Current: 3 A ( 30W ,Under normal circumstances please 2A Current )
Efficiency: Max 92 %
Operating Temperature: Industrial (-40 to +85 )
Load regulation: ± 1%
Voltage regulation: ± 0.5%
Dynamic response speed: 5% 200uS
Dimension: 37 x 34 x 18 mm ( 1.5x1.3x0.7 inch L*W*H )
Pic: http://24x7diy.com/images/lm2596m2.jpg" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
can the 9v 5400 mah battery work fine with the ps2? or shall i add my adjustable reg to tone the volt to 8.5v?
this is all i need to finish my portable, but it's really bugging me.
PS2Freebootportable Battery volts and adjustable regulator?
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Re: PS2Freebootportable Battery volts and adjustable regulator?
hay everybody, i got my battery today and it's a 5400 mah, but 7.2v and has 38wh.
um, i have my reg that can be used to adjust the output voltiage to what i need it for.
5400mah is good, but i can/can't change the voltage to 8.5v?
7.2v to 8.5v?
can i do this and how do i solder my reg to the battery?
i also have the prone screen tip, i have the thin adapter tips that come with the battery, um, the thin C tip goes into the ps2 power jack but not all the way in, will it work or do i have to use my prone jack and what points do i solder from it to the reg?
i'll post pics, soon.
um, i have my reg that can be used to adjust the output voltiage to what i need it for.
5400mah is good, but i can/can't change the voltage to 8.5v?
7.2v to 8.5v?
can i do this and how do i solder my reg to the battery?
i also have the prone screen tip, i have the thin adapter tips that come with the battery, um, the thin C tip goes into the ps2 power jack but not all the way in, will it work or do i have to use my prone jack and what points do i solder from it to the reg?
i'll post pics, soon.
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Re: PS2Freebootportable Battery volts and adjustable regulator?
There is some circuitry you can buy to increase the voltage. However, it lowers the mAh dramatically.
You should have got a higher voltage battery and dropped it instead.
You should have got a higher voltage battery and dropped it instead.