Posted Mar 18, 2007 at 11:34PM by Mabie A.
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Neubit and the rest of the gang from Acidmods are cooking up something really tasty in their backyard. The YouTube video below exhibits their steering wheel mod for your PSP. Yup, it's specifically designed for all you racing junkies out there, so be sure to get a good grip on it once it gets finished. |
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by Interesting (Unregistered) - 2007-03-19 |
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» A bit late aren't you QJ?
This was in the PSU forums yesterday afternoon. Funny how long it takes for you to report it
This was in the PSU forums yesterday afternoon. Funny how long it takes for you to report it
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by fantasyx72 (Unregistered) - 2007-03-19 |
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» COME PEOPLE PLEASE IT DOES NOT LOOK LIKE HES STEERING
COME PEOPLE PLEASE IT DOES NOT LOOK LIKE HES STEERING LOOK AT THE VIDEO FAKE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
COME PEOPLE PLEASE IT DOES NOT LOOK LIKE HES STEERING LOOK AT THE VIDEO FAKE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Re: NIGathan - 2007-03-19 |
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» .
it said it was a work in progress im guessing the reason he had to turn it farther then you would on a normal ps2 is because this is a PSP NOT A PS2 and this is still a work in progress.
it said it was a work in progress im guessing the reason he had to turn it farther then you would on a normal ps2 is because this is a PSP NOT A PS2 and this is still a work in progress.
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Re: Cyberpyrot (Unregistered) - 2007-03-19 |
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» No fake
He needs to tweak the Potentiometer to give it a little better responce time.. and since when did AcidMods do anything fake?
He needs to tweak the Potentiometer to give it a little better responce time.. and since when did AcidMods do anything fake?
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Re: acidmods (Unregistered) - 2007-03-19 |
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» ahh dur
ITS ACID MODS U DUMB F*CK THEY DONT LIE WHEN THEY RELEASE A VID F A MOD
ITS ACID MODS U DUMB F*CK THEY DONT LIE WHEN THEY RELEASE A VID F A MOD
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by manaox2 (Unregistered) - 2007-03-19 |
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» clarification
If he hasn't actually wired up a connection jack yet, then it technically cannot be currently connected to the controls and therefore really is not being used to steer, correct? or does that mean that he just soldered it straight on the motherboard?
If he hasn't actually wired up a connection jack yet, then it technically cannot be currently connected to the controls and therefore really is not being used to steer, correct? or does that mean that he just soldered it straight on the motherboard?
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Re: manaox2 (Unregistered) - 2007-03-19 |
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» n/m
I see the wires going into the buttons. It probably isn't touch sensitive for the wheel, so there are no degrees to how much you steer and hence the jerky steering motion of the driver. Man, a commercial steering wheel with a mount for the psp would be sweet though.
I see the wires going into the buttons. It probably isn't touch sensitive for the wheel, so there are no degrees to how much you steer and hence the jerky steering motion of the driver. Man, a commercial steering wheel with a mount for the psp would be sweet though.
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by spencer (Unregistered) - 2007-03-19 |
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what the *****?? the wheel wasnt very responsive. hes gone and *****ing recorded the game and poorly attemped to sync his actions with the game!!
what the *****?? the wheel wasnt very responsive. hes gone and *****ing recorded the game and poorly attemped to sync his actions with the game!!
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by h (Unregistered) - 2007-03-19 |
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» good music
nice to hear some zz top
nice to hear some zz top
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by Task514 (Unregistered) - 2007-03-19 |
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» fake?..... lol
I wouldn't say its fake.... you people calling it fake are just ignorant!
AcidMods are very reputable for doing crazy mods... and just because its AcidMods, it's not fake.
But it doesn't seem to work properly.... at all!
I wouldn't say its fake.... you people calling it fake are just ignorant!
AcidMods are very reputable for doing crazy mods... and just because its AcidMods, it's not fake.
But it doesn't seem to work properly.... at all!
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by Samuel007sam (Unregistered) - 2007-03-19 |
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» I believe You Acidmods!
Woooo yeh Burnout Dominator!
Woooo yeh Burnout Dominator!
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by Fake Spotting Professional (Unregistered) - 2007-03-19 |
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» This is...
Absolutely FAKE. OMG... if this is real then the response time on that steering wheel sucks... although the gamer seemed to be doing aight. I think I got the idea it was fake when he turned to the left and the car didn't move. I think next time I"m going to run a video of me playing a game on my PSP with no hands and send it in.. Hopefully I make the front page too.
Absolutely FAKE. OMG... if this is real then the response time on that steering wheel sucks... although the gamer seemed to be doing aight. I think I got the idea it was fake when he turned to the left and the car didn't move. I think next time I"m going to run a video of me playing a game on my PSP with no hands and send it in.. Hopefully I make the front page too.
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Re: lol (Unregistered) - 2007-03-19 |
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» lol
LOL your right its so fu-cking fake
LOL your right its so fu-cking fake
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Re: Cyberpyrot (Unregistered) - 2007-03-19 |
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» not fake
For those of you wondering how was this achieved, well what Nuebit did was tap into the Potentiometer inside the racing wheel and wire it directly into the psp analog nub there is a slight problem with the pontentiometer as the resistence range is to high meaning you have to turn the wheel alot before the resistance is low enough to send a response to the psp. We are in the process of looking for a better potentiometer to provide a much faster response time we are thinking a 1K Ohm pot is the ideal range but we won't know untill we get one
For those of you wondering how was this achieved, well what Nuebit did was tap into the Potentiometer inside the racing wheel and wire it directly into the psp analog nub there is a slight problem with the pontentiometer as the resistence range is to high meaning you have to turn the wheel alot before the resistance is low enough to send a response to the psp. We are in the process of looking for a better potentiometer to provide a much faster response time we are thinking a 1K Ohm pot is the ideal range but we won't know untill we get one
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by Telefix (Unregistered) - 2007-03-19 |
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» Its not fake
Theyr mods are all real.
"according to Neubit, as it is but a work in progress, he still has yet to wire up a connection jack yet. "
Theyr mods are all real.
"according to Neubit, as it is but a work in progress, he still has yet to wire up a connection jack yet. "
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by gobgob (Unregistered) - 2007-03-19 |
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» great
awesome mod !
awesome mod !
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by ort3 - 2007-03-19 |
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» ???
A cool concept, however, doesn't this mod kind of defeat the purpose of the 2nd "P" in "PSP"?
A cool concept, however, doesn't this mod kind of defeat the purpose of the 2nd "P" in "PSP"?
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Re: manaox2 (Unregistered) - 2007-03-19 |
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» only until the connection jack is made
Then you just connect it at home via the connection jack and disconnect when your on the go. But until the wheel is able to produce touch sensitive feedback, its going to be like in the video... you have to jerk and it goes from not registering to being all or nothing sensitive. IE hard to use.
Then you just connect it at home via the connection jack and disconnect when your on the go. But until the wheel is able to produce touch sensitive feedback, its going to be like in the video... you have to jerk and it goes from not registering to being all or nothing sensitive. IE hard to use.
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Re: DJ (Unregistered) - 2007-03-19 |
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» seriously dude...
how many times do you go outside with the psp? Still its kinda like a proof of concept mod.
how many times do you go outside with the psp? Still its kinda like a proof of concept mod.
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by DJ (Unregistered) - 2007-03-19 |
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» remember...
WORK IN PROGRESS!!! :) dont know if it will be easy for us to do though.
WORK IN PROGRESS!!! :) dont know if it will be easy for us to do though.
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by GB expert. (Unregistered) - 2007-03-19 |
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» it's probably fake
well, if you actually look closely, the gameboy is black and white. The newer gameboys are able to display at least 52 colors, and they run on electricity. In this movie, a solar panel is used. See? So, a steering wheel wouldn't work. Sorry, it's fake.
well, if you actually look closely, the gameboy is black and white. The newer gameboys are able to display at least 52 colors, and they run on electricity. In this movie, a solar panel is used. See? So, a steering wheel wouldn't work. Sorry, it's fake.
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Re: evilscarycomputergeek (Unregistered) - 2007-03-19 |
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» ...
wow, you are a tard. Hey everyone, let's flame this retard.
wow, you are a tard. Hey everyone, let's flame this retard.
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by doodad (Unregistered) - 2007-03-19 |
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» hmmm
it would have been better if he installed a motion detect chip so u can use the actual psp as a wheel......
it would have been better if he installed a motion detect chip so u can use the actual psp as a wheel......
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by CyberPyrot (Unregistered) - 2007-03-19 |
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» Ok here is the explination to why it take alot of movement to respond..
For those of you wondering how was this achieved, well what Nuebit did was tap into the Potentiometer inside the racing wheel and wire it directly into the psp analog nub there is a slight problem with the pontentiometer as the resistence range is to high meaning you have to turn the wheel alot before the resistance is low enough to send a response to the psp. We are in the process of looking for a better potentiometer to provide a much faster response time we are thinking a 1K Ohm pot is the ideal range but we won't know untill we get one
Everyone please read..
For those of you wondering how was this achieved, well what Nuebit did was tap into the Potentiometer inside the racing wheel and wire it directly into the psp analog nub there is a slight problem with the pontentiometer as the resistence range is to high meaning you have to turn the wheel alot before the resistance is low enough to send a response to the psp. We are in the process of looking for a better potentiometer to provide a much faster response time we are thinking a 1K Ohm pot is the ideal range but we won't know untill we get one
Everyone please read..
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by speedierbug1 - 2007-03-19 |
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» not fake
its not fake becuse the loading light on the left side is not blinking and its is sodered to the the steering and gas buttons on the psp
its not fake becuse the loading light on the left side is not blinking and its is sodered to the the steering and gas buttons on the psp
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by LiammR (Unregistered) - 2007-03-19 |
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» okay people who think this is fake, seriously...
I am from acidmods and trust me, we dont make fake stuff, its all real.
just take a look at our site.
I am from acidmods and trust me, we dont make fake stuff, its all real.
just take a look at our site.
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by JohnnyMcKinney - 2007-03-21 |
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» AWESOME
It's guys like these that keep the PSP alive and kicking great work. I think I see the potentiometer taped to the wheel in the video, but that could just be me.
It's guys like these that keep the PSP alive and kicking great work. I think I see the potentiometer taped to the wheel in the video, but that could just be me.
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