General OMG! It is the Back to the Future panda!

[JimMagill]

And what you need to make it....

carputer:
-pIII 800mhz
-378mb sdram pc133
-hd 7gb ibm
-network realtek 10/100 rj45
-videocard matrox g400 32mb
-audiocard sound blaster awe 64
-psu atx 400watt -> that supply power to external dvd usb ,psone display at 7,5v and give the start signal to the amply of 180watt
-external usb dvdrom
-psone rumblepad -> connectet to the lpt1 port
-ati remote wonder -> used with uice to emulate keyboard

software:
-media engine (I'll change it with mediacar if in the new release of mediaengine the mp3 aren't sorted by filename), milkdrop used as vs
-navipc 3
-epsexe (for playstatione emulator)
-powerdvd 6
-windows xp nlite

alimentazione:
-inverter 600watt with modified sine wave, softstart (buy at dc/dc power supply you will evade a blood bath!)
-autostart computer when inverter give current (bios setting)
-ibernate at shutdown

display:
-lcd psone 5" with vga mod and c-sync

Just add 1 Fiat Panda and a crate of wine by the look of it



Jim

 

[Vin]

How do you switch the headlights and stuff on

 

[Alan.D]

They must be computer controlled

 

[JimMagill]

The PS screen is hinged...

Jim

 

[Alan.D]

You just don't care about shattering anyone's illusions do you

 

[Steven]

That sucks!

 

[JimMagill]

I think it's actually just his MP3 sound system that he runs from a full pc.....

Talk about overkill.

When I first seen it I thought that he'd been reading my thread on how to install a 'Black Optimax Hard Light Drive' into Sylvia...

I wonder if it will mate up to a Punto selecta speed box???

Jim

 

[custard]

well i suppose the basic rustic style kind off fits with the panda

 

[Tony M]

you can get a mp3 player and a cassette adapter for about £15 all in... plug it into a normal cassette and it sounds great... and you don't have to worry about local yoofs setting fire to your geek-mobile when it's parked up at night.

 

[JimMagill]

I've the radio adapter on my SonyEricsson W550 for my 1987 panda to pick up MP3s, hehe!

I just think it's sooo cool that my 1980's analogue panda works with the latest 21 century digital equipment

Jim