PsOne Portable Battery

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Progamer
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PsOne Portable Battery

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I am fixing to build a PSone portable and this will be my first portable to build. I am in the process of gathering my materials and i noticed i need a battery. The book says between a NP-F330 to NP-F960 with the 960 being the best and the website says it has to be 7.5 volts.

well the 960 costs more then a 970 but i was wondering if a 970 would work with the PSoneP. I am unsure because he doesnt say anything about a 970 and I want to make sure I dont mess up but I want a good battery. The last thing is that it says the 960 is 7.2 volts but Ben says it has to be 7.5 volts. If anyone could please help Id be really grateful. Thanks.
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Post by Turbo Tax 1.0 »

7.2 volts is cool also. but if you are building it buy the book you need to make sure the molex connectors can fit inside the battery contacts
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Post by Rellizate »

An RC Car battery are quite good choices. Ones like this:
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/7-2-volt-RC-1700- ... dZViewItem
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Ni-MH are better. Link
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