Powering the n64

[diamondexpert]

I found this video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ubw8cReJ ... re=related" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
which is a very helpful resource, Buuuuut I wanna power this with something a little cheaper. What is a cheaper alternative and what would power it for longer then 2 hours?

[Falco]

Those guys really annoy me.

Buying the batteries with PCB and all separately can be less expensive than buying a new DVD player for $70, and you can be sure to get ones with a higher capacity, but I think 30 to 40 dollars or more is about average for getting rechargable Li-Poly's, which is what they used in that video and what most people here use.

[marshallh]

http://cgi.ebay.com/POLAROID-7-4V-LI-IO ... ltDomain_0" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Hilarious that the revision3 guys just ripped my battery. Come on guys it's not the only one out there

[diamondexpert]

Thank You, I really want to be able to stretch my money since I am only 15


Although I would have to make my own charger unit so I doesn't overheat

[Falco]

I don't think making your own charger unit (either PCB or cable) would be a good idea if you value things not exploding.

[diamondexpert]

although I do like things exploding,I would rather keep my soon 2 be portable from not