Fu**ing brilliant moron.
I hope you are the guy who "cures" high-amp car audio woes with a large Capacitor, dumbass.*
The Capacitor will store some energy, yes. It CANNOT raise the maximum power output of the power supply.
I see you don't understand much of electronics, and also have such a bad attitude, so I'll be short..
A capacitor can raise your PSU
peak maximum power output (pmpo, but not 'music' ones) because it can hold charge faster than any other electronic device, so you won't get GP2X running out of a transistor BUT you'll surely cut off most of the short power outages which can lead the console to a freeze
it's even common to see capacitors nearby CPUs sockets, CPUs can rise its consumption on power very quickly, and motherboard manufacturers have to install such capacitor to get it going on any reasonable power supply
But hey.... why am I teaching things for people who don't want to learn?
Running the GP2X on 300mAh power supplies is impossible, it is 1/3 the required current. The capacitor does smooth it out, but unless your cap can store enough energy to run the GP2X it will be pointless.
See, I don't have a GP2X nor I ever tried to use it with an amperimeter, so if it does run in a 300mAh (supposedly) surely a capacitor would just help, I never said that a capacitor would feed the console anyway.. and I really wonder if it demands 0.9Ah how the hell can you use it for about 10 hours without having 9000mAh batteries... do you have any? I wanna a 9 ampere AA-sized battery too! :rolleyes:
somebody tell jack boy over there that having to have a 900mAh PSU is different then saying "the console itself drain 900mA all-time-long"..
ON TOPIC: Please measure your power supply under load on the GP2X, I doubt it is putting out much over one volt, if you haven't blown it out by connecting to a device with such low resistance (high current drain). Under three times its rated load your "6.3v" power supply will not put out enough voltage or current. And the fluctuation in the voltage from extremely low to extremely high is bad for the GP2X.
*(Tip for car audio, GET A HIGHER RATED ALTERNATOR, and a larger battery, and if you need to pump a lot a bass the power caps will help store some energy release it as necessary, preventing your headlights from dimming. The Caps will not magically produce energy, you will still get burnt-out alternators and dead batteries from high-amp car audio systems.)
If you think my language is too strong you can tell me(or a mod can edit it with the cute little Politically Correct, "Child Safe" stars **
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, though I warn you I just got off a 4AM to 12:45PM shift unloading a truck that I have to wake up at 2:50AM to make on time, I am a little too tired to deal with morons without the F word.
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Well, right now I think you're a complete dork, you simply did not read my message but still try to say something useful about it.... see wikipedia for RMS and PMPO power ratings
oh yeah, and for cars, you can use the biggest battery in the world and a 800A alternator, the problem with the bass is the distortion caused by transient voltage drops when the resistance of something drop quickly, it's a factor of
time, not just
power, dumb person. so if you want to do just free noise, like the nubie's ones, get a big alternator, you want to have have a good, hi-fidelity, sound system, then you have to put a large capacitor
hey, why don't you go to school and then someday you can have a better job instead of loading trucks?