For those who've put their slim PS2's in the glove box, what are you guys using to secure/mount the console so it:
a) doesn't slide around?
b) can still be easily taken out to swap discs?
And are you dremmeling holes in the back of the box to run the AV/DC wires?
Thanks,
B
a) doesn't slide around?
b) can still be easily taken out to swap discs?
And are you dremmeling holes in the back of the box to run the AV/DC wires?
Thanks,
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The back of my glove is dremeled to accomodate the wiring. And it's taped down and have had no issues with it moving around, and can change discs just fine the way it is.
Any particular type of tape I should use?
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Originally Posted by dofu
The back of my glove is dremeled to accomodate the wiring. And it's taped down and have had no issues with it moving around, and can change discs just fine the way it is.
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How clear is the picture from the PS2 ? Is it worth getting the PS3 ? I am about to get the plug and play wires from Dominic to do this .
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heh - getting a ps3 in the glove, or the G for that matter without disturbing anything is gonna be tough, it just wont work, especially putting discs in it - would need some major mod work.
PS2 slim works fine in the glove, i have mine laying there for almost a year so far, and no issues at all, no tape, just a dremel hole in the back to accommodate wiring.
PS2 slim works fine in the glove, i have mine laying there for almost a year so far, and no issues at all, no tape, just a dremel hole in the back to accommodate wiring.
I'm gonna do it myself. There was a shop in Frederick that I planned to do all my AV work through. But after the owner/tech screwed up a few things in my car and had trouble with what should have been very simple tasks, I decided to try my hand at automoblie electronics.
Turns out this stuff is pretty straighforward, especially with a great resource like G35driver.
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Turns out this stuff is pretty straighforward, especially with a great resource like G35driver.
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Originally Posted by SILVERSURFERG35
Shadow ? Where are you getting your stuff installed at ?
Did you put the PS2 in your glove box or in the small box that sits just above the glove box and holds the OEM navigation DVD player?
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PS2 slim works fine in the glove, i have mine laying there for almost a year so far, and no issues at all, no tape, just a dremel hole in the back to accommodate wiring.
Originally Posted by Otacon132
heh - getting a ps3 in the glove, or the G for that matter without disturbing anything is gonna be tough, it just wont work, especially putting discs in it - would need some major mod work.PS2 slim works fine in the glove, i have mine laying there for almost a year so far, and no issues at all, no tape, just a dremel hole in the back to accommodate wiring.
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how much ventilation does the slim need? i've seen a regular ps2 installed in the upper compartment.
Yeah this is where I planned on installing my PS2...I've got an aftermarket NAV so this is still an option for me...
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how much ventilation does the slim need? i've seen a regular ps2 installed in the upper compartment.
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any skipping problems with the DVDs while driving? what are you guys using to power it? does anyone make a car (12V) adapter for the PS2? or do you need an invertor?
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i'm pretty sure the slim comes with a 12v cable or you can buy it seperatly
i have no idea about the regular ps2
i have no idea about the regular ps2
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ya you can get a cable for it for 12v
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