Basement_Modder
He who mods in thy basement.
eurddrue said:
Besides, Killgood's isn't done yet. :wink2:
Slot loading PSoneP!
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Besides, Killgood's isn't done yet. :wink2:
Basement_Modder
He who mods in thy basement.
Or maybe he just hasn't posted any of the progress he's made.
Maybe he's finished with it.
Maybe its epic.
Maybe you're right and no progress has been made and I will look like an idiot the second epicelite shows up. (Won't be the first time.
)
Maybe he's finished with it.
Maybe its epic.
Maybe you're right and no progress has been made and I will look like an idiot the second epicelite shows up. (Won't be the first time.
)
Basement_Modder
He who mods in thy basement.
Too broke for $5? Whaaaaaaaaaaat?????
Also-you could get things cheaper if they're broken. :wink3:
Also-you could get things cheaper if they're broken. :wink3:
is a wink.
Caredo
Well-Known Member
Yeah. I've been spending waaaay too much on modding/video game nonsense. >_>Basement_Modder said:
True, but with a slot-loading disc drive, I really don't want to risk not being able to mod it properly. I want it in working condition so that when it does stop working, I can find out what I did wrong rather than trying to tell if it was because of my repairs or my mod.Basement_Modder said:
Basement_Modder
He who mods in thy basement.
Well, all you would need is the "slot load" essence of it, so buying one that has a broken laser/ spindle (aka "doesn't read discs") wouldn't be of any harm.
Looks like 8 resistors, 3 transistors, 1 capacitor (2?) 1 IC, and one mystery component. Possibly a capacitor? I've seen those before but don't remember what they're called.
Now, tell us the colors on the resistors, the numbers on the transistors, and the number on the IC and we should be able to help you more
Now, tell us the colors on the resistors, the numbers on the transistors, and the number on the IC and we should be able to help you more
Caredo
Well-Known Member
I want to say it's just a ceramic axial capacitor. No idea what the ratings are, though. Try asking the guy who took the picture for information about this project.
He got the image from the guy who made a slot-loading xbox, methinks. He doesn't have it with him or anything.eurddrue said:Now, tell us the colors on the resistors, the numbers on the transistors, and the number on the IC and we should be able to help you more
Basement_Modder
He who mods in thy basement.
samjc3 said:why are you kidding? its true!AfroLH said:samjc3 said:he isnt a heart.epicelite said:Exactly what Cardio said.
Yeah, He doesnt even have one... :funny:
I kid, I kid.
Also-The psone wouldn't need that circuit, for it didn't have a disc drawer to begin with. Just some sort of sensor on the lid switch.
epicelite
Frequent Poster
Ok I got it today. 
How can I remove the little cap on the spindle motor of the PSone that holds the CD in place without breaking it?
OK! The only things I need to figure out are.
How do I mount the PSone laser/spindle assembly at the correct height to the slot loading mechanism?
What do I add to a 555 Timer to make it run a motor for like 2-3 seconds in either direction with a button push.
How do I get the disc holding part off the PSone drive without damaging it, then replace it with a different one? DONE!
How can I remove the little cap on the spindle motor of the PSone that holds the CD in place without breaking it?
OK! The only things I need to figure out are.
How do I mount the PSone laser/spindle assembly at the correct height to the slot loading mechanism?
What do I add to a 555 Timer to make it run a motor for like 2-3 seconds in either direction with a button push.
How do I get the disc holding part off the PSone drive without damaging it, then replace it with a different one? DONE!
