# - heute - 15:37:58Late reply, but for anyone finding this: the GameCube brick outputs 12V DC at roughly 3A, so a 12V car socket works fine. Just use a fused lead and check the polarity before plugging in, since a reversed plug can kill the console. A car runs closer to 13.8-14.4V with the engine on, which the GameCube handles without trouble, but it's best to start the engine first and switch the console on afterwards so it avoids the voltage dip while cranking.
One correction on the PS2 posts: the slim model wants 8.5V, so plugging it straight into 12V is a bad idea. It needs a proper step-down converter. The fat PS2 has the power supply built in and needs mains.
