If that doesn't work, I have a 9.6v rechargeable Ni-Cd battery pac from a remote car. Would that be better that the laptop battery?
Are these compatible
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N64DeathFlatty
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Are these compatible
I've started making an N64p, but the problem is the parts. I have a Sony VAIO laptop battery. Its is a Lithium-Ion battery - rechargeable. 11.1v/1550mAh. Would this work for an N64 and how would I do it? Can anyone redirect me to any links or guides how to connect it all up?
If that doesn't work, I have a 9.6v rechargeable Ni-Cd battery pac from a remote car. Would that be better that the laptop battery?
If that doesn't work, I have a 9.6v rechargeable Ni-Cd battery pac from a remote car. Would that be better that the laptop battery?
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jjhammerstein
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Re: Are these compatible
You want something that's 7.4v and more than 4000mAh.
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thewise1
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Re: Are these compatible
ou can get stuff with more voltage, but you will need step down regulators. If you step down the voltage that will slightly increase your mAh.
Re: Are these compatible
Only if you use a switching regulator. A linear regulator will increase consumption.thewise1 wrote:ou can get stuff with more voltage, but you will need step down regulators. If you step down the voltage that will slightly increase your mAh.