So i have been studying up on all this battery stuff like mAH and volts and such and i was wondering what would be the best battery to use to power a n64p?
i wanted to use Li-Ion, so i was going to just use a portable dvd player, but buying a whole portable dvd player for 60$ for just the battery seems really wasteful
so i looked up batteries and i got these: http://www.batteryspace.com/index.asp?P ... tegory=489
i already have a pth08080 and a pth08000 so i can regulate the voltage but im not sure which ones are the best....
but since they are li-ion i guess i have to have a CMB?
and if i do get a cmb whats the differences? http://www.batteryspace.com/index.asp?P ... egory=1409
im trying to get at least 1.5-2 hours of gameplay and it really doesn't matter what shape the batteries are in either.
[edit] i just looked up li-po batteries and it seems they are more powerful AND they are less expensive, should i use thoes instead?
Batteries question
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schmellyfart
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Re: Batteries question
the link for your batteries takes me to a directory.
You can either get the CMB to use a DC power supply, or you can buy a protection circuit and a smart charger.
You can either get the CMB to use a DC power supply, or you can buy a protection circuit and a smart charger.
Re: Batteries question
ohh, ohkay, whats a smart charger?
lol, sorry
kinda new at this...
lol, sorry
kinda new at this...
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schmellyfart
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Re: Batteries question
Its all good, it took me a good month or so understand how these things worked.
Basically its a charger made specfically for Li-ions. here is the charger im using. https://www.batteryspace.com/index.asp? ... rodID=4208
Basically its a charger made specfically for Li-ions. here is the charger im using. https://www.batteryspace.com/index.asp? ... rodID=4208