The DreamTrooper : My Portable Dreamcast :) YouTube Video Added

hailrazer

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Well here it is my Portable Dreamcast:

DreamTrooper

YouTube video Added
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FHCl6Pi-Uyg

Some highlights:

LazerDoodle modified case.
5" Psone screen unmodified
Quantam Fighterpad controls
5000mAh Lithium Poly batteries with quick charger
Headphone jack
Custom triggers with Saturn triggers molded on.
Integrated Fan.
Pico Psu for power supply.

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I put the orange Led shining down on the Dreamcast Logo. You like ? :)

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It took about 90 hours total time to build.

Costs:
Dreamcast - $20
Psone screen - $20
Batteries - $110
Lazer Doodle - $20
Pico Psu - $50
Quantam Pad - $8
Paint/supplies - $30

Total - $258

It was fun to build but more fun to play :)

My complete build thread at BenHeck forums here:
http://forums.benheck.com/viewtopic.php?t=26128
 
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fenikso

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Very impressive and professional looking. I'm jealous.
 

DanAdamKOF

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I really like your method of assembling the system. Really polished looking on the outside, nothing like big screws hanging out near where you place your hands or anything like that.

And that lazerdoodle seems just perfect for a retrofit, the way you've used it.

Post pictures once you take care of the CD door!
 

Dazz_Kyo

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Love the idea and congrats on your build. Also where do you live in georgia. I wanna play this puppy.
 

loegan43

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Wow, that frickin' rocks. :buttrock: "Dreamtrooper" is a very appropriate name for that beautiful machine. Great job!
 

Shawn Carr2o

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Nice. :D

You should make a Game Boy Advance handheld with a Playstation LCD screen, a stand to hold it up and add controller ports for the GBA hori controller pads, AC power supply which would be neat. Of course have a dpad, select, start, power on switch if you want to hold them and play. Better yet a Gamecube LCD screen. :D

Anyways that is a very awesome project that you created. Man those LCD screens are to cool. :)
 

Moose

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$258 dollars really is pretty cheap to build a unit of that calliber. What really killed him was the batteries! Ouch! Excellent quality though, nice looking system!
 

sliceypete

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looks great dude, the case looks very professional. how long can it run with the batteries?
 

mainman

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No offense hailrazer, but when you drop your guard and fall asleep I'm stealing your plans:smirk:
 

Electric Frenzy

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Well here it is my Portable Dreamcast:

DreamTrooper

YouTube video Added
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FHCl6Pi-Uyg

Some highlights:

LazerDoodle modified case.
5" Psone screen unmodified
Quantam Fighterpad controls
5000mAh Lithium Poly batteries with quick charger
Headphone jack
Custom triggers with Saturn triggers molded on.
Integrated Fan.
Pico Psu for power supply.

dc18.JPG


dc19.JPG


I put the orange Led shining down on the Dreamcast Logo. You like ? :)

dc20.JPG


dc21.JPG


It took about 90 hours total time to build.

Costs:
Dreamcast - $20
Psone screen - $20
Batteries - $110
Lazer Doodle - $20
Pico Psu - $50
Quantam Pad - $8
Paint/supplies - $30

Total - $258

It was fun to build but more fun to play :)

My complete build thread at BenHeck forums here:
http://forums.benheck.com/viewtopic.php?t=26128

Wanna sell it or make me one?
 

Spazmonkey

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God, a master of the craft. Could I commission you for a SNES portable? Or possibly an NES/SNES one, using those cool new duo's with the NES on a chip.
 
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