THE GOD BATTERIES

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THE GOD BATTERIES

Post by makuraken »

here is a battery I found a newegg.com , If you dont know them they are cool. Either way, check out that mAh!
http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProductDe ... 575&depa=0

Also, If you want to post your favorite batteries here.
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yeah, that's pretty common, actually. a bit spendy, especially for newegg, though.
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Yah i have those. About them about a month ago at battery space. I think it was $34 for 24 of them.
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my favorite battery so far would defenitly have to be the platinum polymer li-poly batteries......they're small and they recharge quickly using a li-poly charger :)
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The best batteries I currently own are a pair of 7.2V, 3000 mAH Ni-MH....
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I'm using some 2250mAh AA NiMH batteries I got off of ebay for around $1.05 each. I think li-poly are the best, but they're expensive.
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gannon wrote:I'm using some 2250mAh AA NiMH batteries I got off of ebay for around $1.05 each. I think li-poly are the best, but they're expensive.
I'll have to use 4 or 8 AAA batteries for my Atari...so I'll probably go to Radio Shack or something...
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4? thats 4.8 volts yopu need at least nine for the color potentionometer
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hmm...you know, if you set the color pot lower you could use a lower voltage with it....
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but that messes with the picture. wait you need at least 7 volts
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I only have a Ni-Cd 7.2v (mistake when buying) and a Ni-MH 9.6v. There alright, but after reading Ben's how-to on the PS2p I'm thinking of buying one of those DVD player batteries, 5600mA isnt too shabby at all.
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JackFrost22 wrote:4? thats 4.8 volts yopu need at least nine for the color potentionometer
really? hmm... I see....then I'll use my secret power circuit....

It will allow 8 AAA batteries to output 9.6 and 4.8 volts simultaneously with equal power drain.

It would work much better than a 7805...
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lol, implementing your center tap switching circuit for this?
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im buying a pack of 3amp AAs for like 60-120 bucks CND yeah having a job is sweet! expecialy when you love your work!
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I don't think dealing can really be considered a "job". (j/k :D )
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