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Post by gamemasterAS »

i was wondering could you use your ds charger cord and wire a rc batterie to it to charge your ds. kinda like the psonep on portables of doom.
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Post by soundwave »

The DS charger is for Li-Ion batteries, RC car batteries are [usually] either Ni-Cad or Ni-Mh. So, no, you cannot.
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no you got it backwerds or maybe i do................ :?: well i meant cut of the wall charger part and put the baterie on the end to use as a back up charger or power suply for my ds.
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You mean attatching the battery to where you would normally plug the charger into the wall? The battery provides dc while the wall provides ac. The charger has a transformer in it that only works with ac. In short, nay.
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well that sucks
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Post by timmeh87 »

actually it outputs 5.2v DC. 7.2v is probably too much. maybe 5v off of a reg would work
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heh...I know the answer to this :P....a while ago, I went to Vienna for a few days, and I brought my GBA SP and N64p2. my GBA had run out of batteries. and the 220V to 110V converter wasn't working with the charger....so I got my wire strippers and hooked it up to the battery from the n64. it charged :P...

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