So I think an 11.1 li-ion pack with protection IC does not get any damage because of its PCB. I've read somewhere that you used 11.1V pack for your portable and than increased it to 14.7V by adding 3 AAs in series. Why did you do this? And what Volts is the bottom value for Gamecube to run properly?Gamelver wrote:single cell lithium batteries usually start at 3.7 full charge and go down to around 2.7V or 2.8V (can't remember). This is around when they're quite low on energy, anyway.....but yeah, a 14.8V battery in this case would be better, as you can drain the battery (by playing, of course) before charging it again.
11.1V or 14.8V for Gamecube?
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c_mon wrote:So I think an 11.1 li-ion pack with protection IC does not get any damage because of its PCB. I've read somewhere that you used 11.1V pack for your portable and than increased it to 14.7V by adding 3 AAs in series. Why did you do this? And what Volts is the bottom value for Gamecube to run properly?Gamelver wrote:single cell lithium batteries usually start at 3.7 full charge and go down to around 2.7V or 2.8V (can't remember). This is around when they're quite low on energy, anyway.....but yeah, a 14.8V battery in this case would be better, as you can drain the battery (by playing, of course
That doesn't sound smart... mixing Li-Ions and AAs? Ehh... don't try this at home, kids. 
