these batterys okay for ps1?

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Post by Valium »

Those would all work, but not for nearly as long as you'll want. Look for something with 7.2-7.4v and >3000mAh. Remember that you can buy individual cells as well, Ni-Mh are 1.2v per cell, Li-ion/poly are 3.7v per cell.
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won't 7.4v fry my psone?
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Post by Harshboy »

exploding.monkey wrote:won't 7.4v fry my psone?
Anything under 8v will be safe. I had my PSOne screen (Uses same power PSOne does) running off 9v for a few months before it finally decided to bite the dust.

And this is cheap and would last for quite a good time: http://www.batteryspace.com/index.asp?P ... rodID=3468
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Post by exploding.monkey »

i know im sounding like a 'i dont know anything', but i dont have to much experience with batteries. so does having more voltage or whatever its called mean more battery time? how much battery time is 3000 mAh?

this okay?

http://www.batteryspace.com/index.asp?P ... &ProdID=70
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Post by Gordon1 »

All those battery packs from your first post suck. And if you live in Canada I suggest http://www.all-battery.com they ship to Canada and it is free if you type in TENERGYDEALS into the coupon space at the check out. Battery space rapes on the Canadian shipping charges.

What do you think the ps1 runs off?
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Post by exploding.monkey »

thanks gordon.

EDIT

(i know im posting a ton of batterys, but these will be my last)

about how much battery time for these?

http://www.all-battery.com/72v3800mahni ... plane.aspx

http://www.all-battery.com/72v4200mahsi ... axxas.aspx

http://www.batteryspace.com/index.asp?P ... &ProdID=70
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