Is this a good gamecube battery?
http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.20711
6V 4200mAh put two in series should get me 12V 4200 right? Will that power the gamecube for about 2 hours right?
Good gamecube battery?
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Good gamecube battery?
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thewise1
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Re: Good gamecube battery?
Image isn't working for me.
But yeah, 12 volts should be enough.
Probably 2 hours.
There's a whole big issue going on right now with trying to figure out the gamecubes current draw.
But just straight up testing it, shockslayer said he got 3 hours out of 6400 at 11.1 volts.
But yeah, 12 volts should be enough.
Probably 2 hours.
There's a whole big issue going on right now with trying to figure out the gamecubes current draw.
But just straight up testing it, shockslayer said he got 3 hours out of 6400 at 11.1 volts.
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dslitemodder
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Re: Good gamecube battery?
thewise1 wrote:Image isn't working for me.
But yeah, 12 volts should be enough.
Probably 2 hours.
There's a whole big issue going on right now with trying to figure out the gamecubes current draw.
But just straight up testing it, shockslayer said he got 3 hours out of 6400 at 11.1 volts.
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Re: Good gamecube battery?
Didnt shockslayer say that the gc only needed 5v? If so you could get 8400mah and double your play time. Only thing is the dreaded screen power 
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Re: Good gamecube battery?
No no no no no no no no nonononono.zealot2009 wrote:Didnt shockslayer say that the gc only needed 5v? If so you could get 8400mah and double your play time. Only thing is the dreaded screen power
The gamecube needs a lot of different voltages. 1.9v, 5v, 11.1v and the like
Shockslayer said that one of the voltage lines needs can take 5v. It can be bridged with another line or something, I haven't read the whole thread. Actually, I don't think I've read anything other than the first post.
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wallydawg wrote:I think we should check to see if you can withstand 220 voltschainfire95 wrote:220V I believe





