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[adub]

hi everybody.
so im making my first portable and im about done. except for the batteries.
i think im gunna use 4 of these:
http://www.batteryspace.com/LG-Lithium- ... -NDGR.aspx
pcb:
http://www.batteryspace.com/pcbfor148vl ... ocket.aspx
charger:
http://www.batteryspace.com/smartcharge ... isted.aspx

this would all be good and easy except.... i have no idea how to connect the batteries, charger, and pcb together.
help pleaseee

 

[superben51]

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Yeah. That about sums it up. Look around the voltage mega-sticky a bit if you have anymore questions. Then IF you don't find an answer then post it back here. Also you do know that would only give you like an hour of play time right?

 

[adub]

ok, 4 of these:
http://www.batteryspace.com/LiMnNi-Rech ... 4.8Wh.aspx

 

[adub]

will either of these work with the pcb and charger?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1-PCS-UltraFire ... 311wt_1037

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1-PCS-UltraFire ... 311wt_1037

 

[adub]

so... i think going to have external batteries. anyways, can the gamecube be powered by the psone AC adapter and plug?imhttp://oi44.tinypic.com/2d1vmh1.jpg

 

[zack]

so... i think going to have external . anyways, can the gamecube be the psone and plug?imhttp://oi44.tinypic.com/2d1vmh1.jpg

Not with the original regulator. you would need at least 12v to power the gamecube and the psone screen is 7.5v

 

[adub]

k thanks. one more question:
does it mater how many volts i run the gamecube fan off of?

 

[superben51]

I wouldn't go over 12v if you can.

 

[zack]

I'm too lazy to test it out but it's just a fan. Don't go over the max 12v, but it should be fine to go lower. It all comes down to how well you want your fan to work. Going lower wont hurt it, but it might spin slower, not cool your portable enough, or not turn on at all. So yes, the voltage matters, but it wont hurt it, so just experiment around until you feel that it works well.