Gameboy SP Help
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Gameboy SP Help
I just started a mod on my SP and I have removed too many things at once and need some help getting this thing to turn back on. Usually i remove one thing at a time and find out when it turns off. But this time i just thought, ah what the heck I'll just lop off a whole bunch of stuff. In any case here is what I have removed : battery connector, DC power input, trading cable, and the on/off switch. Battery connector was removed because i am connecting 3.6v AAA lithiums to the SP instead of the usual lithium battery. What would be the most help would be a map of the board so I can just trace out everything myself but if someone has attached batteries to it before thats helpful too.
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eurddrue
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Re: Gameboy SP Help
You have to have the switch in order to turn it on 
Banned indefinitely if you desperately need to contact me STOPPHONESPAMPLOX Please dont be a dick and call for something random like "HEY YURDRUE DOO U HAZ SPAM?"
wallydawg wrote:I think we should check to see if you can withstand 220 voltschainfire95 wrote:220V I believe
Re: Gameboy SP Help
let me just simplify this, does anyone know how to power an SP off batteries with the same voltage?
EDIT: yeah the switch i soldered to permanent on, and for the trade and DC input i put a wire connecting the 2 largest holes of each. This is how i got my GBA to work with no DC not sure if its the same.
EDIT: yeah the switch i soldered to permanent on, and for the trade and DC input i put a wire connecting the 2 largest holes of each. This is how i got my GBA to work with no DC not sure if its the same.