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Reply With Quotei dunno... but does anyone think that a cdrom drive has enough power to 'eject' an lcd ??? i have 2 crappy old cdroms that dont work anymore... so i could rip them apart to do something like this... im just not really sure where u would start...
sucessfully mounted a sony psone lcd in a cdrom to eject?
i thought of doing this a few months ago, and will be getting the sony psone lcd soon.
anyone know of this done and working? i am curious if it works with a psone lcd. and how small it is out of the casing.
i dunno... but does anyone think that a cdrom drive has enough power to 'eject' an lcd ??? i have 2 crappy old cdroms that dont work anymore... so i could rip them apart to do something like this... im just not really sure where u would start...
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take off the cover and all the crap but the eject mechanisim. mount it to the tray and find a way to mount it, so it sinks down into your dash. thats my plan at least. i dont have a working lcd. just one that is mounted to some korean pal tv thing.
not to pee on your parade but
(IMO )you realize how little you can take out and still have the eject work?
spindle , spindle motor heads - thats prob about it
unless you do some embedded programming and hack together driver
board for the eject mechanism's motor?
wasn't ricky doing something in that direction?
uhhhh, there are two leads you would need to solder to behind the normal eject button.
its just a matter of finding them depending on what cdrom you are using. also, im gonna try to find one that is short as possible.
i got here a original psone lcd
and a creative infra x48 cdrom
im trying to do this but with no luck so far
the lcd is too heavy for the tray ( even without the controller attached )
any ideas?
if enough space ...maybe replace motors with stronger ones ?Originally Posted by Madboy
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