βeta ModRetro Legend Oct 22, 2009 #2 Resistors decrease amperage, not voltage. You need a regulator for that.
N00BModdr Active Member Oct 22, 2009 #3 Ohhhh, thanks. So do you know what regulator i'll need? I know even less about regulators than I do about resistors.
Ohhhh, thanks. So do you know what regulator i'll need? I know even less about regulators than I do about resistors.
N00BModdr Active Member Oct 22, 2009 #5 I put a 3.8v rechargable battery from an SP into a CGB, and I'm having problems, so I want to make it go back to 3v.
I put a 3.8v rechargable battery from an SP into a CGB, and I'm having problems, so I want to make it go back to 3v.
A Ampersand Lightbulbs are awesome! hi Oct 24, 2009 #6 I would just look for one that says it drops it to 3v. There are some wide range ones that will take anything between 3v and 24v and drop it to 3v.
I would just look for one that says it drops it to 3v. There are some wide range ones that will take anything between 3v and 24v and drop it to 3v.
