1. How long will a 7.2 volt 5400mAh lithium ion battery pack power an n64, non LED moded ps1 screen, and an n64 controller?
2. I have a 7.2 volt 5400mAh lithium ion battery and I only have a car charger for it. But I want a wall plug in charger for it. I was wondering if a Zenith PS1 LCD screen's AC/DC wall adapter would be able to charge my battery pack. The AC/DC wall adapter says the output discharge is 7.5 volts and 1500mAh.
Thanks in advance!!!
(I will be making a N64 portable as soon as I get a screen and 2 controllers)
1. How long will a 7.2 volt 5400mAh lithium ion battery pack power an n64, non LED moded ps1 screen, and an n64 controller?
2. I have a 7.2 volt 5400mAh lithium ion battery and I only have a car charger for it. But I want a wall plug in charger for it. I was wondering if a Zenith PS1 LCD screen's AC/DC wall adapter would be able to charge my battery pack. The AC/DC wall adapter says the output discharge is 7.5 volts and 1500mAh.
Thanks in advance!!!
(I will be making a N64 portable as soon as I get a screen and 2 controllers)
Yes, you can power/charge your system with the psone port. It just will take longer.
With a rough estimate about 2-2.5 hours.
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wallydawg wrote:
chainfire95 wrote:220V I believe
I think we should check to see if you can withstand 220 volts
How long do you think it will take to fully charge my battery withthe zenith screen adapter.
And...
There's a problem
If I leave the zenith screen adapter in for too long, then the battery could over charge and possibly explode.
So I don't want that to happen, so that is why my question is soooooo important.
I am low on money so eventually I will buy a smart charger for it.
andrewdorsey wrote:Well, I have 1 more questions. (I'm such a noob)
How long do you think it will take to fully charge my battery withthe zenith screen adapter.
And...
There's a problem
If I leave the zenith screen adapter in for too long, then the battery could over charge and possibly explode.
So I don't want that to happen, so that is why my question is soooooo important.
I am low on money so eventually I will buy a smart charger for it.
THANK YOU!!!!!
Pics of your battery? If it's Li-ion it *should* have built in protection. But not all have them. I have no idea on how long to charge, it took my 6 hour one about 4 hours, but my adaptor puts out 2A. These aren't EXTREMELY nooby questions, but they are pretty well documented. Try searching before you post.
And you won't need a smart charger if your battery has built in protection.
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wallydawg wrote:
chainfire95 wrote:220V I believe
I think we should check to see if you can withstand 220 volts
andrewdorsey wrote:Well, I have 1 more questions. (I'm such a noob)
How long do you think it will take to fully charge my battery withthe zenith screen adapter.
And...
There's a problem
If I leave the zenith screen adapter in for too long, then the battery could over charge and possibly explode.
So I don't want that to happen, so that is why my question is soooooo important.
I am low on money so eventually I will buy a smart charger for it.
THANK YOU!!!!!
Pics of your battery? If it's Li-ion it *should* have built in protection. But not all have them. I have no idea on how long to charge, it took my 6 hour one about 4 hours, but my adaptor puts out 2A. These aren't EXTREMELY nooby questions, but they are pretty well documented. Try searching before you post.
And you won't need a smart charger if your battery has built in protection.
What battery are you using Eurddrue?
I haven't been here in awhile, and looking back it's one of the worst ideas I ever had. I'm back and I'll be here for awhile, I was quite active 1 year ago and I hope to become that again.
@DJ711 I'm using some 7.4V 7400 mah batteries in parrallel currently, but I may ditch one of them because it's so heavy.
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wallydawg wrote:
chainfire95 wrote:220V I believe
I think we should check to see if you can withstand 220 volts
