Pip's Cheepo PSOneP (DONE with the exception of batteries)
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*chuckle* I couldn't get plastic...so why not foamboard?
I'm still re-wiring the controllers, and I need a battery and power regulator. The screen is an Audiovox VBP2000 screen.
System playing FFVII before I started the case
Close up of screen
Close up of LCD control board (aka Octopus of death)
System partially in it's new case
The back of the new case
My stylin' method of holding the cdrom on...lol
I'm still re-wiring the controllers, and I need a battery and power regulator. The screen is an Audiovox VBP2000 screen.
System playing FFVII before I started the case
Close up of screen
Close up of LCD control board (aka Octopus of death)
System partially in it's new case
The back of the new case
My stylin' method of holding the cdrom on...lol
Last edited by pipakin on Wed Oct 04, 2006 8:44 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Bah!
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! A fellow maker with foamboard! All right *virtual high five*. Just I recommend you use that temporarily. I built a previous NESp with foam board, as some of you may know, and it fell apart when I pressed A a tad to hard. If you do wish to use foam board, I recommend both actual nails, liquid nails, and some nice crazy glue. Believe me, . Anyway, kudos on a very nice and budding portable
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Actually, 7.2v-36v will suffice. It actually has a 7805 inside. it is just labeled as 7.5v as to match the screen, as one of the main purposes to release the psone was to have a screen that attatches, if not, they would have kept a grey one. So just give it 12v.
gannon wrote:hmm... *ponders about power abuse*
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Mine handles 7.5 - 8 volts no problem.
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Holy crap I finished (except for the battery)
Everything with the exception of the batteries is done!!! The case is really strong, which I didn't expect with foamboard. I've already dropped it and it didn't break.
With obligatory Diet Pepsi
Starting up...(Ignore my pajamas)
Disc/Meat slicer spinning (Yeah, it's kinda thick. It is my first one, after all).
Mmmmm....squaresoft....
More disc spinning fun
With obligatory Diet Pepsi
Starting up...(Ignore my pajamas)
Disc/Meat slicer spinning (Yeah, it's kinda thick. It is my first one, after all).
Mmmmm....squaresoft....
More disc spinning fun
Bah!
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The screen is pulled out of a Audiovox VBP2000. Ironically the LCD panel is exactly the same panel as the one in the Sony PSOne screen.
The Audiovox ran me about $10 off of ebay (about $25 with shipping). The foamboard was ~$5, and the intenal components (other than the PSOne) were about $20 total.
I had to buy tools, etc (since my old soldering iron was broken and I couldn't find my hot glue gun), so that ran me about $40 more.
The PSOne was $34 at vintage stock, and the memory card (which I hardwired internally) cost $3.
So I guess I spent about $120 total on the project, including tools.
The Audiovox ran me about $10 off of ebay (about $25 with shipping). The foamboard was ~$5, and the intenal components (other than the PSOne) were about $20 total.
I had to buy tools, etc (since my old soldering iron was broken and I couldn't find my hot glue gun), so that ran me about $40 more.
The PSOne was $34 at vintage stock, and the memory card (which I hardwired internally) cost $3.
So I guess I spent about $120 total on the project, including tools.
Bah!