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| robsea80 |
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hello im thinking of putting a ps2 in my glove box and was wondring how to go about it i no i ned a lcd screen and ill get a dvd player too any idas or help would be grate.
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| Gaz |
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why get a dvd player, doesnt ps2 play dvds?
you will need a power inverter 150+ W and a tv screen and away you go
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| Southy |
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first of all it wont fit in the glove box. even the dvd player wont fit without cutting the back out
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| Southy |
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i think 1 of the fordmods members have 1 in their car? saw it at the all ford day.
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| mswyld |
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a slimline ps2 you can put just about anywhere these things are tiny! get your self a roofmount this way you can keep your headunit or even having headrest screens or a all in one headunit
that way you wont have to do any unrepairable dash cutting |
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| Bsjenko |
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would you be able to mount it under the ods seat? soit is out of view and half out of the way?
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| Low EL |
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Age: 44 Posts: 314 Joined: 5th Nov 2004 Ride: Fairlane Location: Cairns, Far North Queensland |
Normal size ps2 will fit no probs under the seat. I had one in the fairlane. Just made up a board with a trim panel, carpeted in black, and it could hardly be seen. Still allowed access to the control plugs etc. Actually, I might still have it lying around somewhere at home. If you drop round some time, if you like how it fits, its yours.
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| Leszek |
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mine sits under the seat pretty comfortably, however sometimes when moving the seat forward and back you hear sounds which are best not heard
With the power supply I got lazy and simply stuck a supercrap auto inverter which plug up to the ashtary, tidying it all up is on my to do list 
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| robsea80 |
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i have a slimline ps2 will think about it more but i like the idea of it.
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| robsea80 |
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thanks low el my slimline one is too small ill think about it beause i might get a normal one for the car and keep the slimline one for my house.
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| maximus |
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hey!
i've got the full size one, it's too big for me to put in the car with all the other stuff. i've never used it. it's silver. i would like to swap for a small one.
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| dazza2924 |
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I was reading a book a while ago about the whole "PS2 in the car" thing. They suggested two things basically, use a power invertor, or if your a nifty modder, actually change the power supply on the PS2 board itself. It sounded really interesting and more practical, but i cant remember if it was hard or not lol
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| maximus |
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i've got all the details on how to convert it to run on 12volts.
i'm having trouble finding the particular power regulator Ic though.
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| maximus |
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check this website:
http://www.asdffdsa.net/projects/ps2.htm
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| madmax |
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{USERNAME} wrote: thanks low el my slimline one is too small ill think about it beause i might get a normal one for the car and keep the slimline one for my house.
You'd be better off puting the slimline in the car, as no bulky inverter is needed. http://www.gamehead.com.au/product.php?productid=85489
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