D Diminuendo Well-Known Member Aug 31, 2012 #1 I just go one of these and I don't know what a good power source is, would a modified wii power cable work? (I have the right plug) if not whats a good solution?
I just go one of these and I don't know what a good power source is, would a modified wii power cable work? (I have the right plug) if not whats a good solution?
Ashen GameCube Révolutionary Sep 1, 2012 #3 Of course it works, its 12v. These screens only draw like 300mAh @ 12v, btw. If you're lucky and have one of the old driver boards, it can be powered off as low as 5v.
Of course it works, its 12v. These screens only draw like 300mAh @ 12v, btw. If you're lucky and have one of the old driver boards, it can be powered off as low as 5v.
D Diminuendo Well-Known Member Sep 2, 2012 #4 I knew the voltage, I just was worried that too many Amps might fry it. my board is different from the one in Tchays writeup, don't mind the lack of 5 volt so much as long as it work s off 7.2. I got the screen from whatchitfoool from the benheck forums if that helps, I noticed you posted there, so if you got one you might have the same model
I knew the voltage, I just was worried that too many Amps might fry it. my board is different from the one in Tchays writeup, don't mind the lack of 5 volt so much as long as it work s off 7.2. I got the screen from whatchitfoool from the benheck forums if that helps, I noticed you posted there, so if you got one you might have the same model
vskid3 Well-Known Member Sep 2, 2012 #5 It'll only draw as many amps as it needs, and the amp rating on the Wii adapter is the max its rated to put out. If it draws 1A, it doesn't matter if the adapter you use can put out 1A or 10A, it'll work with either.
It'll only draw as many amps as it needs, and the amp rating on the Wii adapter is the max its rated to put out. If it draws 1A, it doesn't matter if the adapter you use can put out 1A or 10A, it'll work with either.
D Diminuendo Well-Known Member Sep 2, 2012 #6 ok, sounds good, just wanted to be sure, you know before I break $100 worth of screen
vskid3 Well-Known Member Sep 2, 2012 #7 No problem, better to ask questions on how to do something than how you should have done something after you made a costly mistake the first time.
No problem, better to ask questions on how to do something than how you should have done something after you made a costly mistake the first time.