Fatal flaw.ShockSlayer said:"Will get back to y'all on that."
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in my experience, it holds rather steady right up unto death. (if you use the original power board, which is wired very awkwardly to allow the 5v, and 9-20v range. the original board isnt exactly efficient. running an xbox, i got 35% longer play time with a batteryspace 14.8v pcb, than with the original board. (only running the 12 volt line. 3.3 and 5v were still running off the power supply).PalmerTech said:Battery pack is a 14.7v, 4500mah li-po pack. Not measured it beyond a really fast check, it seems to vary a LOT between, say, idle on the menu and playing actual games. Will get back to y'all on that.
PalmerTech said:Uses Classic controller, lets me use Wii menu. Also has a GC controller wired to the same buttons.
ToastBucket said:[Quote="PalmerTech]Uses Classic controller, lets me use Wii menu. Also has a GC controller wired to the same buttons.
PalmerTech said:It was discussed extensively since before ModRetro even got created.
yay, our plan finally in action!PalmerTech said:Uses Classic controller, lets me use Wii menu. Also has a GC controller wired to the same buttons. The wiimote, as you can see, is wired sideways inside, so I can play games like Mario Kart that use tilting.
I suppose that works. don't need the CC for homebrew channel.PalmerTech said:The "switch" just turns off the wiimote, and thus, the classic controller.
Genius. I would've never thought of that' lol.PalmerTech said:The "switch" just turns off the wiimote, and thus, the classic controller.