The gamecube power adapter puts out 12v and 3.25 right? how would I get that power from an interact battery. I'm going to use it for my n64p. I still need to use it to power my screen.
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Gamecube power adapter output
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ShockSlayer
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Re: Gamecube power adapter output
uhhh...ShockSlayer wrote:The gamecube power adapter puts out 12v and 3.25 right? how would I get that power from an interact battery. I'm going to use it for my n64p. I still need to use it to power my screen.
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The adaptor that I think believe you are talking about (the big black box that coonects to the wall and the gcube just outputs 12v. There may be some sort of 3.3v something inside the system, but that might break the gamecube if you were to remove it.
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It doesn't matter. I have 2 power adapters. what is wierd is that on my gamecube car adapter it says out put 12v,3.25v
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Yeah. wait.....crap. This topic http://benheck.com/phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=12999 says that it outputs 12v and 3.25v, the battery that is. I'm wondering if it outputs 3.25 as well. and if so how would i get that power from it?
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