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hy phrend
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DC-DC converter

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ok so i've been reading up on how to get the dreamcast to run off battery's, and the most popular answer was to use a GC DC-DC converter, so i searched around on the internet trying to find somewhere that sold just the power supply's, even though i knew i wasn't going to find one, and i tried finding some kinds of diagrams on it so i knew what i was doing once and if i just broke down and bought a used GC. But then i remembered that whole part about the DC-DC converter so i searched google for DC-DC converters and i found a page and found one that looked like it might work,

http://www.power.tycoelectronics.com/Fa ... 5d5621be74

Cause it has an output for 3.3v, 5v, and 12v, and had an input for 18v-30 something volts. but its been a while since i've taken any electronics classes so i wanted to make sure that i asked here to get a more expert opinion on this before i tried finding somewhere that sold them. Thanks for any help.
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get the pico psu that way you wont have to deal with 18 volts, only 12. also there are diagrams for the pico psu
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hy phrend
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Post by hy phrend »

ok i'll probably end up doing that, but still just out of curiosity does anyone know or think that the DC-DC converter would work, i know 18v would be a lot to try and get without getting two 9.6v that would weigh a lot, but with that aside, would it be possible?
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