SnesP Help

[jessejames2089]

What kind of batteries is the best to use. And what kind of pcb should i get for the batteries?

I got bens book for christmas and im going to start working on my snesp within the next couple of weeks and i need to know what batteries are the best to use.

p.s. My fiance is 14 weeks pregnant for those of you who read my post about her being pregnant.

[IRisH360]

I think most people are becoming fans of li-po batteries because they are small and pack a lot of energy. These are the only ones you need a pcb for. Anything else your fine for. Battery space sells some li-po batteries that already have pcb installed. Talk to hailrazer for more help, or check the battery section to see more about them if your interested.

[jessejames2089]

How would i hook up the batteries to the screen and the motherboard? Thats the only thing i dont get and would these batteries work?:


http://cgi.ebay.com/2-9-6V-2000mAhNimh- ... 1573wt_740" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

or these?


http://cgi.ebay.com/AA-Ni-MH-9-6V-1800m ... 2896wt_966" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

[samjc3]

ewww. ni-mh. bug and heavy low capacity batteries of evil. get some li-ion's or li-po's. but yes, those should work.

[joeyjoe9876]

i got two flat Li-Pos that equal up to 4250 mAh when its at 7.4v
i can sell them to you with the protection circuit for about 28$ shipped. i got them for 50$ from batteryspace :/

[jessejames2089]

Ok i re-read the book and would i wire the ground on the screen to the snes and connect spot 2 on the 7805 regulator. And connect spot 3 to the snes and the positive to spot 1 and the negative to spot 2. But what i dont get is how to connect the screen to the battery. And do i have to get a new 7805 regulator or could i use the one on the snes?

i got two flat Li-Pos that equal up to 4250 mAh when its at 7.4v
i can sell them to you with the protection circuit for about 28$ shipped. i got them for 50$ from batteryspace :/

Any way you could hold these for me till i can pay you?

I'm sorry if im asking to many questions

[joeyjoe9876]

The pinou for most 780x regulators are voltage in (pin one) ground (pin two) then voltage out(pin three) so you would put the 7.4v+ on to the first pin attach the middle pin to ground and then the third pin to the 5v spot on the board. And yes I can hold them for you

[jessejames2089]

Ok thanks. And how would i hook up the battery to a charger to charge it with these batteries?

http://cgi.ebay.com/2-9-6V-2000mAhNimh- ... 1573wt_740" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;


and would these be good for a portable n64?

http://cgi.ebay.com/Firefox-9-6V-4000mA ... 125wt_1028" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;