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Back to the charge and play circuit. Is the 6 point switch at the top just a two way on-on switch, or is it a three setting on-off-on switch ? My instincts tell me two but i just want to be completely sure.

How many watts does the wii use? I have a 6 layer wii.

Because the wii power supply only has enough power for the wii, not the wii and the screen.

I am not using regulators because i am not trimming my wii.

Thanks guys. So i could use the 14.8v 1.5A charger from battery space for the charger. And i could use the wii u power supply which is 15v and 5A. That would give me everything i need.

I am using an untrimmed wii. So, i dont have regulators. What do you mean by a generic power supply? Isnt that basically the same thing as a charger?

What do you mean by "the other power supply"? How does the circuit know which power supply goes to the batteries and which goes to the console and screen?

How many amps would i need for each charger? Are there any systems that use one charger for both functions?

So would I need a charger that can supply enough current to power everything for the charge and play feature? (Around 5A)

So do i need to buy two chargers? Do i need both ports to be plugged in at the same time? Could i get away with using one charger?

Ok. So i just follow the wiring to the ports and all should be good? And also on the 6 point switch, does one wire touch two points or was it just drawn wrong?

So to clarify, i DO need two ports?

My question is this, why in the diagram are the two charging points different voltages? So, do i need two charging ports?

I am talking about the different voltages on the chart. And which is for charging and which is for charging and playing?

How would i modify this charge and play diagram to work with my 14.8v system? And why are there two charging ports on the diagram?

So, is the B1 positive hooked up to the B- battery? Because there isnt a positive for the B- spots.

Thanks. Why are there two negatives for each battery?

Here is my protection circuit for my batteries. I tried looking online for a tutorial telling me how to use it and what the b's and p's stand for. But i could not find one. So can somebody tell me what the b's and p's stand for on this board?