PS2 110V to 12V?

buy a power inverter, wire it to a switch. http:///.com/dll?ViewItem&category=3281&item=5710325904&rd=1 plug in your ps2. flip the switch on. then play on it.

This was from another post(https://www.the12volt.com/installbay/forum_posts.asp?tid=35570&PN=1) This is what I did for my Mazda recently: ((VSTAR,    Hey, man. Wanna super easy custom alternative? Why bother taking 12VDC converting to 120VAC, just to have a converter take it back down to 12VDC? If you have the extra cash to have 2 PS2 (one in house, on in car), open up the PS2, and take out the AC Power supply. Took me about 15-20 minutes my first time. Fortunately, the PS2 required 12VDC @ about 3.0 Amps. I wired in a 12V regulator with the proper capacitors and regulate the car's DC power (anywhere from 12.0VDC up to 14.0VDC) down to 12.0VDC for the PS2. I hooked up a molex connector so I can move the PS2, and ran 12Gauge wire from the battery (fused, of course), and power the PS2, 2 6" screens, and 1 7" screen. Make sure you fuse all the powers, too. Total cost for the regulator circuit was about $10 if you buy retail, or check Digikey.com. You have to buy more in quantity to save money, but you can offer to convert other friend's cars, too. Not sure about the XB power requirements, and I think the GC uses 12VDC (with the power inverter as part of the AC cord). How is that for a solution? Just a little solder, and some patience, and you have a great video system. Email if you need anymore help. I have pics of my PS2 as I took it apart. DXAV)) If you need anymore help, let me know!

Thats a good way of hard wiring it.  but you void the warranty if you open the playstaion.  If you screw it up you have a $200 paper weight.

True, true.... I don't have to worry about that though. And chances are, 90 days for a warranty isn't really that long.....

Yeah sure. What would they cost?

i would possibly be interested as well. how much you charge for doing it!!

I bought a DC/AC power converter at pepboys that plugs into the cigarette lighter. its really small and ony powers one item. I think it runs 20.00. I opened it up and hard wired the power to my car and then hard wired the ac side to my ps2. Then I hooked up a switch to the DC side of the power. Then I tucked it away and it works great. Converting the PS2 to accept 12v is a great Idea but you have to mail order the parts to do it so I decided against that route since I needed the ps2 for last weekend and couldnt wait for the parts.

are the voltage regulators you guys are using just standard 7805? IF so I would advise using some power transistors to up the current rating and disipate the heat a little better...