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Re: THE MGSAN64P!

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I don't have one but I might get a really cheap one. What amperage and specifics should it have?
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mikeyg wrote:I don't have one but I might get a really cheap one. What amperage and specifics should it have?
7.2-7.4v and 4000-8000mAh. That makes for decent run time, and you don't have to make a regulator circuit for your screen.
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chainfire95 wrote:220V I believe
I think we should check to see if you can withstand 220 volts
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eurddrue wrote:
mikeyg wrote:I don't have one but I might get a really cheap one. What amperage and specifics should it have?
7.2-7.4v and 4000-8000mAh. That makes for decent run time, and you don't have to make a regulator circuit for your screen.
How much time does that actually give? I want to try to get a cheap screen and battery. I'm hoping to post my design soon.
Also, sorry everyone but I won't be on for two weeks. I'm grounded. Tonight's the last night. :(
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mikeyg wrote:
eurddrue wrote:
mikeyg wrote:I don't have one but I might get a really cheap one. What amperage and specifics should it have?
7.2-7.4v and 4000-8000mAh. That makes for decent run time, and you don't have to make a regulator circuit for your screen.
How much time does that actually give? I want to try to get a cheap screen and battery. I'm hoping to post my design soon.
Also, sorry everyone but I won't be on for two weeks. I'm grounded. Tonight's the last night. :(
Well, I'd say 8000mAh would give roughly 6 hours. maybe even upwards of 7.
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chainfire95 wrote:220V I believe
I think we should check to see if you can withstand 220 volts
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Re: THE MGSAN64P!

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eurddrue wrote:
mikeyg wrote:
eurddrue wrote:
mikeyg wrote:I don't have one but I might get a really cheap one. What amperage and specifics should it have?
7.2-7.4v and 4000-8000mAh. That makes for decent run time, and you don't have to make a regulator circuit for your screen.
How much time does that actually give? I want to try to get a cheap screen and battery. I'm hoping to post my design soon.
Also, sorry everyone but I won't be on for two weeks. I'm grounded. Tonight's the last night. :(
Well, I'd say 8000mAh would give roughly 6 hours. maybe even upwards of 7.
Thanks for the help will be looking at battery specs... :P I will upsate as soon as I can. Design is almost done.
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Simple, but I like it.
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Re: THE MGSAN64P!

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Why is C switched with the dpad?
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That would make some games a good deal more difficult. I hope it's just an oversight.
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Re: THE MGSAN64P!

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Yes, a d-pad there would be silly - unusable.
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bacteria wrote:Yes, a d-pad there would be silly - unusable.
LOL. whoops, there supposed to be switched.
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I think you've got your A and B buttons switched too. You can do that if you want - it's playable like that, but it's backwards from the actual controller.
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Yes. My diagram is bad. I just pulled out my controller. Doing a revision now.
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ok now that's better
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themadhacker wrote:ok now that's better
Yeah, I'm hoping to look for this screen and batteries soon. Running a little low on money.

Seems I'm not grounded. :)
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Any name ideas?
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