N64 P battery?

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Smidget
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N64 P battery?

Post by Smidget »

hey I'm going to start my n64p here pretty soon. the only problem is, I don't know any good batterys to get. If anyone has Ideas, that would be great
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Post by phantom92opera »

li-poly is a type of Li-ion battery which would work too but li-poly (lithium polymers) are very space convenient and are extremely long lived.. this means you could have internal batteries and just charge the unit all together.

they are decently priced if you know where to look
www.batteryspace.com is a great site.
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Post by Smidget »

Alright, thanks for the info I'm planning Li-po's but I need information on the battery drain of the N64 , battery drain of PS screen with led's etc... so I can make an educated guess of the battery life.
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Post by eurddrue »

Li-poly's are also more expencive, and it is hard to find one cheap on ebay, while 6 6000mAh batteries on ebay is $53.97 and that is because they are coming from hong kong, $38 shipping. It really doesn't matter if they are generic or not.
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