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new york cheech
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like that, will that work
like that, will that work
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usbcd36
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Well, if you're going from 7.2v, you don't get much battery life with a 3.3v regulator, just the same as if you were running a 7.2v device. With a DC-DC convertor, you double the battery life because the extra voltage means extra amperage and the 1.5A device now only takes about 750mA @ 7.2v instead of 1.5A @ 7.2v.
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Regulator: Without the backlight mod, about 48 minutes, with, about an hour.
DC-DC convertor: Without the backlight mod, about 1 hour, 8 minutes, with the backlight mod, about 1 hour, 36 minutes
I would go for the 3 Ah 7.2v battery pack from RadioShack and the last option, that would give you over 2 hours of playtime.
DC-DC convertor: Without the backlight mod, about 1 hour, 8 minutes, with the backlight mod, about 1 hour, 36 minutes
I would go for the 3 Ah 7.2v battery pack from RadioShack and the last option, that would give you over 2 hours of playtime.