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Hey guys! I have decided to sell a PS2p I have created. I was suppose to enter this for the 2021 BitBuilt contest, yet I have failed to finish it before the deadline. Well, I'm already done with it anyway and I'll just sell it to those who want :D Dimension: 13 x 13 x 4 cm Price: $300...

It looks like potentially, the size of the PCB could fit to a G-Boy case, I'm not sure though

This is awesome dude!!!

can you give me a link on what screen did you use? Also, is that MIPI some sort of a new screen for a portable? Since most of us here uses a screen from GooDisplay brand in AliExpress

will the Digital Volume Controls work even if I will not bridge J2?

I tried using Analog Audio, Digital Volume Controls and it's working fine But when I tried into Digital Audio, Digital Volume Controls it doesn't work Is something wrong on my wiring?

This screen is fine. It would output VGA on your PS2.

18650 battery could be fine, but if you don't like the cylindrical size of it for your portable, Li-Poly battery would then be.

I believe Protection Circuit Management(PCM) is enough to protect your batteries As long as it outputs 7.4v~8.4v, it would be enough to power the PS2

you need this

You can't run PS2 on 5v If you're gonna use the battery, 2 pieces of 18650 battery wired in series which would then be 7.4v could then power the PS2

Too bad there won't be anymore PS2PMS :( Btw, I'm done with my work It will be both my first time to have a 3D printed case and join a competition here for my next worklog :)

https://bitbuilt.net/forums/index.php?threads/running-screens-off-lower-voltages.2256/

I'm trying to use the video from the PS2 converted using PS2HDMI to the HDMI of Eyoyo Screen. It is working when you use a HDMI Cable Then I tried using the ffc cable and connector and didn't succeed in getting the HDMI output I also tried this, yet still, didn't get an output This is the...

Yes, 1.75v is enough for 1.8v Yes, 3.5v is fine for 3.3v I believe, yes, you still need to wire the L & R for digital sound

I tested it today using a multitester I found out that the right leg of the linear regulator is not outputting 5v, while the left leg which takes 8.5v is working perfectly. Is it possible that the linear regulator is half-dead or only working in half? or maybe because I removed these 2...

I performed Standard Trim on my motherboard today. After removing the filter capacitors which is those color gray from this ---> into this ---> I tried testing it on an LCD if there would be at least a Composite Video output which I tried to tap in either of those two yellow circles base...

Looks like a professional work, dude! :D

Is it possible to use a Gameboy Volume Potentiometer to U-Amp? How to wire it?

How about the H&V on a PS1 Slim? Btw, why didn't you use a PS1 Slim since its board is much smaller?