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this will be almost impossible unless you plan on no being able to remove your battery cover. also you would have holes in your psp case and stuff like that. i think it wouldnt look that good. you could use really small switches and mount one on the top right corner of the umd door and one on the top left of the umd door. sorry to tell you the bad news . but hey, give it a try, id like to see you prove me wrong
i actually think this is a very feasable idea except having that led under the button will be hard. for the cables you could run them through the umd door sides and if you use flexible pcbs you can bend them anyway. for you button on the front you could buy a switch and stick the button on it and cut that little hole out from the faceplate. i think you might have a problem tho finding one that will keep the current on while just pressing the button once because of the size of the switch. the concept is good though and seems simple enough in theory, you never now unless you try
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i would really like to see this get built i would be so amazed
whoa, system ftw
This is what you needhttp://www.imagesco.com/sensors/force-sensors.html
yeah soldering them to the remapped button and they should work, but I don't know how to make them turn a light on and off.
Don't bother with the faceplate button. Not only would it be ridiculously hard to get a LED under, but you'd end up drilling a hole and making a "homemade" face button. It wouldn't go with anything else at all, and look really bad. Just hook it up to a switch.
Have you ever seen a touch lamp ?it works of a capacitive switch. You could just use tin foil or screws or anything conductive. If you used foil stickers you could place them anywhere and they could be any shape.On the battery door you could put a spring contact in the battery compartment that would hook upthe conductive foil when the door is in place and when you wanted to remove the battery just take thedoor off. Problem solved the stickers can go anywhere.Remember the Dymo label maker. It would do foil stickers that you could do raised lettering on so you could feel where the stickers are at.The lighted switch on the front is also easy. Use clear buttons. Put a focused led from the side of the switch and the switch would light when the mod is on.You could use the same pic cpu that is used for the sound reactive mod. You could even buy the board from Cyber and just change the programing to do your mod.I have been thinking about a strip of leds along the bottom of the screen to indicate mods that are turned off and on. They could just as well be a strip that lit each and every button along the bottom of the PSP
...or touch sensitive Lamp.
...The button would be semitransparent...
I herd you like stealing quotes ey?