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I tried this one time with GBA SP charger, and converted in USB, and worked as normal .-.When you mention GBA, please keep in mind the original GBA is rated at 3.3v.
Both GBA SP and Micro are rated 5.2v.
I don't recommend doing this for the original GBA.
SP, Micro are fine.
also, i tried with this chargers:
GBA SP/ DS (fat)
DS Lite
3DS/ DSi
GBA Micro
works normals ._____________.
EDIT: I have this cables for a loooong time, and always worked .__.
what's wrong :c
B-But i didn't soldered and works fantastic .___________.hi I did this and i bricked my charger halp i get black screens should i reinstall alh9
edit: but seriously... electrical tape + soldering is a must.
Why most thinks this can cause *A BIG TROUBLE* when i had this cables since 2014? xD
and never had a problem!
Well, soldering is for bring more life to the charger, someday the cables will won't work anymore, so... time to solderSometimes in El Tianguis por mi casa sells broken DSi/3DS chargers.
Next time I see one I'll make me one of these.
And, I HIGHLY suggest you to solder those cables, they'll last longer, the tape wont burn, and i'll be safer is you use Cold silicon or that gun-like thing that melts bars of silicon to encase the soldering.
but soldering is nah requried :I (i never soldered my usb chargers, i always separate + and -, so no need to panic )