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<blockquote data-quote="CONSOLIDATED" data-source="post: 889169" data-attributes="member: 556419">Jacko, do you mean cut the power from my car to the car light plug and just attach that to the PS2?Or do you mean take the power inverter you can get for the PS2, and cut the lighter plug off that, and run it somewhere? If so, run it to what?And I figured out where I&#039;m going to put the PS2, provided there are no real problems.&nbsp; I&#039;m going to buy a set of seat brackets or something like them and build a rack for the PS2, so it can slide out from under the seat, making it easier to change the games and whatnot.&nbsp; I&#039;m thinking I could also fiberglass the PS2 to the rack at a small upwards angle or something.&nbsp; I&#039;m still thinking about that, but I like the rolling out part.&nbsp; It would make it a lot easier to use (for the passenger) than trying to find a disc tray you cant even see, and then change the discs.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="CONSOLIDATED, post: 889169, member: 556419"] Jacko, do you mean cut the power from my car to the car light plug and just attach that to the PS2? Or do you mean take the power inverter you can get for the PS2, and cut the lighter plug off that, and run it somewhere? If so, run it to what? And I figured out where I'm going to put the PS2, provided there are no real problems. I'm going to buy a set of seat brackets or something like them and build a rack for the PS2, so it can slide out from under the seat, making it easier to change the games and whatnot. I'm thinking I could also fiberglass the PS2 to the rack at a small upwards angle or something. I'm still thinking about that, but I like the rolling out part. It would make it a lot easier to use (for the passenger) than trying to find a disc tray you cant even see, and then change the discs. [/QUOTE]

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