For those of you who have done this or have any idea how to do this..I wanted to know how, after connecting the PS2 to the a/v, would you send power to the unit. Is there some kind of adapter i would require or do i need to tap into somewhere. Basically, im confused on how to have the 2 Prong power be powered by the car. Thanks in advance

 

You going to need a power Inverter, which takes 12 DC and converts it to 110 AC. then you need to plug your PS2 to it.

http://www.dcacpowerinverters.com/

http://www.donrowe.com/inverters/inv...l#what_it_does

This is one way of wiring it.


How to Install A Power Inverter

Connecting a small-load power inverter
For current loads of 150 watts or less, you can connect your power inverter by using a cigarette lighter adapter. This is a good way to go if you are only going to use the inverter occasionally and won't be using large equipment.

Connecting a heavy-load power inverter
For powering loads of over 150 watts, you should connect the inverter directly to your car battery. This requires a 4-gauge power cable and draws power directly from the positive battery terminal. An in-line fuse or circuit breaker (typically 80 amp) installed near the battery is a must. Without one, an accidental short circuit could pose a fire hazard and damage your inverter, not to mention your car itself.

Power rings will simplify the connection of the cables to the power source. Unscrew the nut that secures the positive (+) battery terminal to the battery post, slip the power lead terminal over the bolt that secures the battery terminal to the battery post and replace the nut. Do not attach the power lead terminal directly to the battery post.

How and where to ground your inverter
The ground wire should be the same gauge as the power cable and must make direct contact with bare metal of the car or the negative battery terminal.

Look for an existing bolt or screw that makes contact with the car body near the inverter. Remove the bolt or screw, and scrape away any paint or grime. A star washer will help your ground wire maintain solid contact with the car body. Crimp or solder a ring terminal onto the end of the ground wire, slip it underneath the washer, and replace the bolt or screw.

If you can't find a convenient ground screw or bolt, drill a hole for one. Be careful not to drill into the gas tank or a gas or brake line.

 

You should ran a cable from the battery (w/ fuse) to the inverter, then from inverter to ps2.
Otherwise, you have the risk of fuccin up the stock cables that weren't designed for that application. (and you don't wanna get into fixing the wiring of a modern car. pita)

 

just a simple tip, put a switch on the GROUND wire for your inverter and leave its switch on all the time, that way you can turn it on and off by a switch. I have my inverter up inside the dashboard and the ps2 is in the glove box.