Yes this would definitely help as I asked Bibin this same question earlier.Darkstar87 said:Wow i'm glad i found this forum - i had a cracked screen sp and a yellow gbc, now i have a frontlit gameboy color! Thanks for the guide Bibin, i've been meaning to do this for ages. I read somewhere (on Benhecks forums i think) about putting antireflective film directly on the lcd screen to stop the colours washing out with the frontlight. Would this help? The colours do seem a bit faint on Zelda DX. Thanks again
Don't. It's inefficient.the_luiz said:Hmm, I wonder if I could power my GBC with a 9 volt. Any idea on how to do this, WITHOUT frying my GBC?
Bibin said:Don't. It's inefficient.the_luiz said:Hmm, I wonder if I could power my GBC with a 9 volt. Any idea on how to do this, WITHOUT frying my GBC?
Yes you can, the GBASP battery will power the GBC very well.Blurt said:if i can use the front light for my GBC from my sp can i use the battery too?
I need to go buy an SP and a GBC! Do you know how he charges it?BlueLink77 said:Yes you can, the GBASP battery will power the GBC very well.Blurt said:if i can use the front light for my GBC from my sp can i use the battery too?
Here's Pkmnjumky7's experience on the matter.
I've tested this method and the GBC powered up from the GBASP battery. And yeah charging is the only problem. Pkmnjunky7 has several broken SPs, so he charges them using that. One of the reasons I went with a PSP battery is that there is more amperage, so longer battery life, and I could pick up a charger fairly cheap (like $3).Jewjo said:I need to go buy an SP and a GBC! Do you know how he charges it?BlueLink77 said:Yes you can, the GBASP battery will power the GBC very well.Blurt said:if i can use the front light for my GBC from my sp can i use the battery too?
Here's Pkmnjumky7's experience on the matter.
Edit: Wouldn't it require a resistor of some form? I don't know anything about batteries.