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Installing PS2 into my Octavia

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in Skoda Octavia Mk1 (1996-2004)

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So I've been toying with this Idea since I fitted my Pioneer Double Din Stereo, and I decided that since I've got quite a bit of free time on my hands I was going to go ahead and give it a whirl, has anyone tried doing this and with what success, also whats the best way to do it too?

Crikey is it 2000 again?

In theory a piece of cake to do. Just buy a 12v > 240v invertor and plug it in. Although I'm pretty sure the consoles are around 12v anyhow.

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Crikey is it 2000 again?

In theory a piece of cake to do. Just buy a 12v > 240v invertor and plug it in. Although I'm pretty sure the consoles are around 12v anyhow.

yeah, the sudden urge to crack out NFSU2 again :P

 

I only thought the PS2 as its the easiest one to do unlike a PS3

Why would you do this??

A phone has far better graphics etc nowadays

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    #retro

    Install a PC with a PS2 emulator and you can do all sorts on it. ;)

    just mount a half decent tablet.

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