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ps1 portable power

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when stepping up the voltage you need to convert the power to watts as the 3.7v battery will be drawing more ma compared to a 7.4 running he same circuit. and id think that you would be getting more like 1-2 hours depending on your screen
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MrAfterFx wrote:Do you know what really works well? an 6900mah 7.4 volts airsoft battery. It gets me almost 4 hours.
A) Perfect Voltage,
B) Has its own protection circuit / charger,
C) And it has very high Milliamp's!

Join 2 together in parallel is it(?) (all the cells), and your running almost 13800 mAh!

Excellent Battery!
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link??
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if you used a ps1 original,(like im doing) how do you power the mother board?
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