hello! i have an idea for a portable Wii that doesn't actually require any modding, where you'd just slot the Wii into a box, connect all the wires, and have it output into one of those portable monitors you get on Amazon for like 50 bucks slotted into the box. it would kinda be like the Intel screen for the GameCube where you just attach the stuff and it works. My actual question is though, how much power would the battery need to make both the Wii and screen run for preferably 6 or more hours, and would anyone be able to provide a link? the battery would also preferably be pass through charging like smaller phone portable batteries since then you don't have slot out each time you wanna use it plugged into a wall.
update: i figured it out! basically i did some research and found out that the maximum amount of watts/hour any normal Wii player will be using is 20 watts, and for the portable monitor, 10 inch ones can get up to 10 watts/hours. now i know what i need for the battery, and thanks to some youtube shorts recommendations, i know about ups, uninterrupted power supply, which are basically big batteries that give you enough time to save your work in the event of a power outage while working on your PC. then i looked on amazon for one, and i found a 50 amazon basics one that is 255 watts (also 400 VA which i'm not quite sure what that means but i'm gonna assume it means 400 voltage amps and is just another measurement for power like watts) and has a ton of outlets, has surge protection, and it can power the stuff connected to it while it's on the wall, which is exactly what i needed. I did the math and at the maximum amount of power it can draw, it's gonna last 8.5 hours. The one thing i'm worried about is that ups' aren't necessarily designed for this stuff, so i'll keep looking for other solutions, but for now i'm really excited since i have all the stuff picked out and i just need to get the 3D printer, the battery, and the monitor to actually make this pseudo-portable inexpensive (when compared to actual portables) Wii happen. thanks everyone and I'll be back with progress updates now and then, and i hope to finish it by the end of the summer.
update 2: i found out that the UPS is an extremely bad idea to use as a portable power supply. i have instead decided that I am going to use one by powkey and i just hope that i understood the stuff right so i don't end up getting one that only lasts like 4 hours.