Problems With The Batteries

[Jegriva]

When I bought my second-hand gp32, it came with two rechargeable batteries AA 1.25V 2350mAh. But I haven't any system to recharge them, then I tried to use some non-rechargeable batteries that I've bought in the supermarket (I must say low-budget batteries...). But my Gp32 doesn't switch on with these batteries. Do you know if there's some incompatibilty to certain batteries? :blink:
There is any "feeder" (I don't know if it's the right name :rolleyes: ) for the gp32_console ?

 

[darkplayer]

rechargeable batteries AA 1.25V 2350mAh

WOW 2350mAh :blink:

Read on the rechargable batteries what type they are and buy a charger.

 

[aapje89]

yup, just buy a _compatable_ charger for them, using an adaptor sucks

But its really weird though that those batteries are not working, every type of AA battery should work (maybe check the voltage?) :huh:

 

[Jaw]

cheapskate batteries don't run nothing. try a set of good ones

 

[Jarska333]

If they fit, they should be compatible. Mind the polarities, of course.

 

[Jegriva]

Thanks for answering.

How much does it cost a charger?

 

[Vimacs]

cheapass chargers are as low as 10$, but rechargables dont last very long with them quality chargers are 50-100$.

the cheapass battrys cant supply enugh a i would say, they may eb great for remotes thorugh, lol

PS: i use 2500mah ones

 

[aapje89]

I use the ansmann powerline 5, its a really nice charger

 

[JaqMs]

Has anyone tried those cheap Powerbest batteries? They are Duracell mock-ups and sell for $1 for 16 pack. For me, it is worth it even though it doesn't have enough energy to play overclocked games and only plays lesser ones for 20 mins max.

 

[aapje89]

Has anyone tried those cheap Powerbest batteries? They are Duracell mock-ups and sell for $1 for 16 pack. For me, it is worth it even though it doesn't have enough energy to play overclocked games and only plays lesser ones for 20 mins max.

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nope, I never buy unrechargebles anyways