There should be no problem with this battery, right?

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There should be no problem with this battery, right?

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This is the battery I'm looking at using for my N64p
http://cgi.ebay.com/Universal-Rechargea ... 1176wt_804
It is the same one Ben used in his PS2P.

I will be using this battery with the same 3.3v regulator in harshboy's diagram.
Assuming my wiring is correct, I shouldn't have any problems, should I? The only reason I ask is because I've fried more than one N64, and I just want to play it safe. I have already got mine running, but I decided to use a different screen which won't run off the battery I was originally using. I know my screen will run off this new battery with no problem.
Will this be too much for my N64 to handle?
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that battery looks fine, i think a few of us here have used them before
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thank you. anyone else's input?
I'm getting between 9-10v
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Re: There should be no problem with this battery, right?

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I think ben used that one in his ps2 portable. It should be fine.

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