Battery and misc. questions

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If your question was why you cant find any 3000mA the answer is RadioShack seems to only make a set number and and ship them all at one time. So if you cant find them do one of two things; wait for the new shippments to come in or do as Jack said and by them off ebay.

And if this isnt the question your asking, please repeat it.
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I think he's wondering about the stuff in his first post
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jellywerker wrote:I was wondering how long my n64p will work on its batteries, it will have a psone screen, an n64, and an n64 controller running off of four nextel i700 4.8 volt batteries, I am not familiar with n64 voltage yet.
The time it runs it dependent upon the capasity of the batteries, what ever the amperage is of the battery you'll be able to double it if you connect the batteries into two series and then connect them to form a paralle, this will double your voltage and amperage.
Also, I am wondering if the superpad has a pot-joystick like the sharkpad. Another question, is it possible to fit an n64p into a 7 x 5 x 1 3/4 inch tackle box, or if I will need a larger one. Note I am an excellent sauterer, so relocating things is no problem.
The mobo measures 6.3x5x0.5 inches.
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thank you sparkfist, but also, does the superpad have a pot-joystick like the sharkpad, because they look the same. Also, the controller joystick doesn't feel like a nintendo joystick.
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If you can get a hold of it you can immediantly tell if it uses pots or not. The ones with pots tend to go up, down, left and right much easer then any diaginal direction. I dont know the name of the 3rd party controller manufaturer. Chances are that every 3rd party maker uses pots. If your unsure I can try and describe mine. Its (best I can think) like a sausage, the portion for the d-pad and joy is larger then the other side (just a bit) and the C buttions are much bigger and the Z button is tiny and red (though my controller was gray). I really hope this helps you.
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ok thanks, I found out, it is a pot-joystick, but about the switches, between overclocked and non overclocked mode, and to turn the leds on and off, would that work?
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YAY, I found the post that tells you how to do the switch, it is N64 Mods, again, YAY I will do that to mine, but what about the led mod switch?
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The thing is when you do the LED mod you replace the backlight with the LEDs. I cant see how picking between the two would make sence. I will note that the LED mod does consume about 1/2 the amount of energy the backlight does.
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what I meant was how do I do a switch to turn it on and off.
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If you mean turn the leds on well you feed voltage to them in a simalar fashion the backlight was. If you look at doomportables under video mods you'll see directions to do the mod. Really there is nothing to switch on/off as when you kill the screen (power it off) so do the LEDs.
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but what if I WANT to turn them off? like when it is sunny/ lots of light.
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Unless you put a reflective film behind the lcd no amount of light from the sun or lamps will help you see it. And if you do put a reflective film behind it you can no longer have a backlight.
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Post by jellywerker »

ohh, ok so it is led's alway's on or nothing, ok and I decided, I am going to have 3 7.2 volt 3000mah batteries for about 4 hours of batteries life.
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9 amps :shock: Well...that......seems...logical.......but....noone........has.........ever.......put..........that....many...............amps.........in.............a......portable........
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