That is the plan heheheLooking good!
Can't wait to see the finished Product.
Are the led indicators on the original shell going to be repurposed?
What do you need a step up for? What's your source? A 3.7V battery?Guys need your advice
I'm thinking to do a modular power connection, that means 1.9v, 3v And 5v wires to a connector And next to power regulators. My question is i really need big cables to power up the Gc? Can i use ide cables to the power? It's necessary to have shielded wires? Can i use a step up converter instead of 7.4v battery pack. Will decrease a Lot of play time?.
Thank YouTube guys for your support and Nice words (:
Oh well you could use a step up (the efficiency wouldn't be affected that much), but you have to make sure that your battery can provide enough currentI have a 7.4 battery pack, but i was planning use one battery cell for space
Mmmm...And what's the max current that it can draw?Oh well you could use a step up (the efficiency wouldn't be affected that much), but you have to make sure that your battery can provide enough current
I don't remember very well the GC power draw, maybe something like 12W for only the console? So assuming a 3.7V cell you would get 3.2AMmmm...And what's the max current that it can draw?
understood, better with 2 cells.I don't remember very well the GC power draw, maybe something like 12W for only the console? So assuming a 3.7V cell you would get 3.2A
FFC cable shouldn't be used for power, they're usually rated for low currents. You could use multiple lines, but you should check the maximum ratings.understood, better with 2 cells.
another wquesttion. im looking using this flexible cable for power. will it work?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/SUMITOMO-C-...LONG-1-4-WIDE-FLEX-CABLE-/302153577531?_ul=CL
i have no idea of max rating, but i was thinking about to use 2 lines for each voltage and 1 for ground.FFC cable shouldn't be used for power, they're usually rated for low currents. You could use multiple lines, but you should check the maximum ratings.