Nooby here. Battery help

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moonmi
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Nooby here. Battery help

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This is my first post. Ive been researching off this site for a week now learning, and now I have a question. I have a battery from a RC car. it has three wires, red, black and Idk what its for but it has an additional blue wire. its 10V with 1500mAh. will this work and how long should it run using a ps1 screen and n64? I dont know what kind it is, it says its a quote "powerful & Advanced Lead Acid Battery" its made by Dayawan.
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A battery with 1500 mAh will power the n64 with an LED modded ps1 screen for only 1 hour. And I'm not sure about the third wire coming from your battery, it probably has something to do with charging. That's the best it can do for you, you may want to get a lithium ion battery that holds a longer charge.
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ok thank you. Im just trying to find stuff in my house saving me from buying anything. the minimum voltage is 9 right?
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7.4V!
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And don't go over 8.5 volts without a regulator for your screen or you might fry it. Like he said 7.4 volts is the best.
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moonmi
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ok. I was just trying to go off of Harshboy's Diagram. You probably know what it says about the battery.
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