AngelArm1110
Newb
thats an interesting regulator your using, where did you get it??
Ashen's PS2 thing ~ worklog ~
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Gamerlolwind
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hailrazer said:
i haven't personally tried running the ps2 without free mc boot, but if it works without the DD connected and free mc boot, that's awesome
thanx for the confirm, hail
this is great for swapping saves to/from memory cards
tom10122 said:Yay , Once I redo my Gamecube Portable and get some money I will start on a ps2p that is no where near as good as ashen's
interesting, tom10122,
well if you want to see a so not good, but workable functioning ps2p, check out my ps2p work log:
Fat boy benny ps2p (no soldering included) viewtopic.php?f=64&t=10133
so, im sure yours will be awesome
better than mine, im sure
and good luck on your GCP
Ashen
GameCube Révolutionary
AngelArm1110 said:
Its a TI Regulator PTN78020
They are a bit pricey ($30~), and I may be overdoing it just to run the PS2. But I'd rather have a beefy reg than one struggling to keep up, and I figure you cant go wrong with TI. Here's the specs:
FEATURES APPLICATIONS
• 6-A Output Current • General-Purpose, Industrial Controls,
• Wide-Input Voltage HVAC Systems, Test and Measurement,
(7 V to 36 V) / (15 V to 36 V) Medical Instrumentation, AC/DC Adaptors,
Vehicles, Marine, and Avionics • Wide-Output Voltage Adjust
(2.5 V to 12.6 V) / (11.85 V to 22 V)
• High Efficiency (Up to 96%)
• On/Off Inhibit
• Undervoltage Lockout
• Output Current Limit
• Overtemperature Shutdown
• Operating Temperature: -40°C to 85°C
• Surface Mount Package Available
http://www.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/ptn78020h.pdf
I think there is also a 3amp version available. but the same price just about.
Ashen
GameCube Révolutionary
Did a flaxton of primer-ing/wet sanding yesterday, and just got the case all painted up. Turned out pretty good, I'm happy.
Gonna let it dry for like a week since I used regular metallic Rustoleum and some clear coat on top of it. Then pray I can actually fit everything in. XD
Gonna let it dry for like a week since I used regular metallic Rustoleum and some clear coat on top of it. Then pray I can actually fit everything in. XD
public-pervert
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Beautiful!
weedenfeed
Member
That is gorgeous...
Joeyjoe9876
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HNNNGG
Life of Brian
Active Member
Why's my screen fogging up? Oh, right, it's because I'm mouth-breathing on the computer monitor while I stare at this sexy case with my jaw hanging open. Drool...
Life of Brian
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Fixed that for you.nuke said:
Ashen
GameCube Révolutionary
Thx everyone. 
I know there are like 500 different types of PS2 Controllers, but if you happen to have the same one as me this could be useful I guess.
Its pretty accurate as far as I know. When I say "all other buttons common" I'm lying a bit though. R3 and L3 actually go to straight ground.
The thin red line is where I cut.
I know there are like 500 different types of PS2 Controllers, but if you happen to have the same one as me this could be useful I guess.
Its pretty accurate as far as I know. When I say "all other buttons common" I'm lying a bit though. R3 and L3 actually go to straight ground.
The thin red line is where I cut.
Diminuendo
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If your really want a tiny PS2 controller PCB, RDC at the BenHeck forums made a tiny custom board you can transfer the components from the original controller to. I have one right here, the dimensions are 42x20mm
ShockSlayer
Probably SS
I want one for every console.
That's actually really *Can'tSayThisOnTV*ing cool.
That's actually really *Can'tSayThisOnTV*ing cool.
