Hardware Use a DSI battery on a 3DS ?

[antiNT]

Is it possible to do that? If yes then is it dangerous for the console ?

 

[Deleted member 381889]

no

 

[zoogie]

Different shape, voltage, and amperage is way smaller. Don't even try, even if you can.

 

[LuNaTiC1]

My 2DS' battery is bloated and I also have a broken DSi, I have cracked the 2DS' battery slot to fit the DSi battery there as the DSi battery is a bit longer than the 3DS' and yes the 2DS works with a DSi battery installed but the problem is that 2DS won't accept charge with it. If anyone knows a way to bypass this and charge the DSi battery please tell me, I'd be appreciated.

 

[lone_wolf323]

My 2DS' battery is bloated and I also have a broken DSi, I have cracked the 2DS' battery slot to fit the DSi battery there as the DSi battery is a bit longer than the 3DS' and yes the 2DS works with a DSi battery installed but the problem is that 2DS won't accept charge with it. If anyone knows a way to bypass this and charge the DSi battery please tell me, I'd be appreciated.

Put the battery back in the dsi and leave it there? You are going to screw the 2ds console using that thing. And no. there aint no way of bypassing a recharge method for that battery.

 

[TurdPooCharger]

@LuNaTiC1, check my signature for replacement 2DS/3DS battery options.

 

[LuNaTiC1]

Put the battery back in the dsi and leave it there? You are going to screw the 2ds console using that thing. And no. there aint no way of bypassing a recharge method for that battery.

It won't hurt me a lot if it gets damaged as the case is shattered, the R1 key is broken from the motherboard, the circle pad is messed up and the battery is bloated as I mentioned above. Still, if I can get this console up and running in this state, then I can be happy.

@LuNaTiC1, check my signature for replacement 2DS/3DS battery options.

Thanks for the advice but I'd probably buy a new brand new or second-hand console than to spend money to make this 2DS functioning if I had enough budget.