silent sniper said:Awesome guide, I'll do this when my battery runs out!
Did you know that you can charge the battery by leaving it inside the unit (DS) when it is recharching ?
silent sniper said:Awesome guide, I'll do this when my battery runs out!
Athlon-pv said:Did you know that you can charge the battery by leaving it inside the unit (DS) when it is recharching ?
Another World said:Athlon-pv said:Did you know that you can charge the battery by leaving it inside the unit (DS) when it is recharching ?
incorrect, this 3in1 battery is not a rechargeable battery by any means. the slot2 does not receive power while charging.
-another world
I'm pretty sure the 3in1 doesn't have a rechargeable battery, either way.alcaholjunkie said:Another World said:Athlon-pv said:Did you know that you can charge the battery by leaving it inside the unit (DS) when it is recharching ?
incorrect, this 3in1 battery is not a rechargeable battery by any means. the slot2 does not receive power while charging.
-another world
The battery in the 3in1 and other slot2 cards charge up while the DS is turned on... and you madam, are an idiot.
Im pretty sure he expressed himself in english , it reads charge , doesnt it ?Da-Bomb1 said:I'm pretty sure the 3in1 doesn't have a rechargeable battery, either way.alcaholjunkie said:Another World said:Athlon-pv said:Did you know that you can charge the battery by leaving it inside the unit (DS) when it is recharching ?
incorrect, this 3in1 battery is not a rechargeable battery by any means. the slot2 does not receive power while charging.
-another world
The battery in the 3in1 and other slot2 cards charge up while the DS is turned on... and you madam, are an idiot.
Yeah, you're probably right. Maybe I should just get one with soldering tabs and try to solder it in. I was just thinking about this, because I want to change the battery of some of my GBC games and all this electrical tape would look kind of strange in a clear case. Anyways, thank you!Da-Bomb1 said:Well, electrical tape is probably your best option one way or another. I don't think super glue likes gluing metal to metal. Anyway, with this method, it's easy to take it apart again. If you're using glue, you might as well just solder it on again.
alcaholjunkie said:The battery in the 3in1 and other slot2 cards charge up while the DS is turned on... and you madam, are an idiot.