Hacking Playing with the NDS plugged in ?

BoneMonkey · Feb 6, 2007

is it ok to play while chargin up your nds ? manual says nooooooothing lol

Psyfira · Feb 6, 2007

Yes. It'll take longer to charge but I doubt you'll notice (and fyi it's on page 11

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warlock110 · Feb 6, 2007

QUOTE(Psyfira @ Feb 6 2007 said:
Yes. It'll take longer to charge but I doubt you'll notice (and fyi it's on page 11

)

i didn't really care... i use my laptop pluged in alot of times so i figure it'll be fine for the DS too... plus i think it'll save the batery life a bit because you're not using it...

ozzyzak · Feb 6, 2007

QUOTE(warlock110 @ Feb 5 2007 said:
QUOTE(Psyfira @ Feb 6 2007 said:

Yes. It'll take longer to charge but I doubt you'll notice (and fyi it's on page 11

)

i didn't really care... i use my laptop pluged in alot of times so i figure it'll be fine for the DS too... plus i think it'll save the batery life a bit because you're not using it...

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My laptop is a desktop replacement. It's probably been off the plug for two hours total since I've owned it. Obviously this is not an issue.

Firon · Feb 6, 2007

Once the battery is fully charged, the DS will run off AC power, until you close the lid or turn it off, in which case, you have to reconnect the charger to get it to do that again.

Takrin · Feb 6, 2007

i do this alot, seems to work fine only 1 thing i notice, which is that bottom of the ds gets warm

AlexElder · Feb 6, 2007

The batteries in current technology, you dont have to worry about over charging batteries or memory issues with batteries. You can use and abuse a batter any time you want now and it should run pretty much the same as you bought it. we are in a battery renisance era.

Hacking Playing with the NDS plugged in ?

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