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[Blebekblebek]

I've search this forum but seems no one asking/giving information bout this
so here i am asking bout this tool

actually i really interested w/ this stuff
you can Mod it by yourself or buying from 3rd party tools maker

like they sell it here: http://www.netpcdirect.co.uk/nintendo_ds.php
n even there's a All-in-1 Tool (for NDS/GBA/iPOD/PDA)
here: http://www.ecost.com/ecost/ecmac/shop/detail~dpno~499498.asp

Question:
1. is it safe to use (I mean is bout Voltage n stuff like that)
2. How long to charge it? (usually when i charge w/ my charger it takes 4 Hour)

anyone know? :idea:  :?:

[robo]

I don't get what you mean about modding it, after all it is only a charger. I'm sure it would be perfectly safe to use such a charger as the one from netpcdirect. Never seen that all-in-1 thing before so I couldnt tell you in that case.

[acky]

I think he means the voltage from USB will be lesser than the voltage from the power plug.

[NT]

I've been using one for at least a year.  It works well.  It probably takes about 4-5 hours to charge up the DS.

[bz5]

*checked your second link*  Ouch!  230$ for a stupid usb printer cable  I'm pretty sure that price is an error haha

[someone_Else]

I think he means the voltage from USB will be lesser than the voltage from the power plug.

Actually, the 5v line (Technically, can be anywhere from 4.75 to 5.5v) on a USB plug should be well within the tolerances for the battery charger.  (remember, that although the wall outlet will be 110/220v AC, the adapter would still convert this into the lower DC voltage used by the device)

[krebalo]

After my 3rd part DS adapter (110/220V-5.2V) broke I just cut the remain cable from my broken adapter and soldered USB connector to the other side. So I made simplest NDS USB charger. It works and my battery is still in good condition.

[SAV2880]

I got one from a friend a while back and it's worked like a charm, so I wouldn't be afraid to use this product at all.

[Blebekblebek]

I think he means the voltage from USB will be lesser than the voltage from the power plug.

Actually, the 5v line (Technically, can be anywhere from 4.75 to 5.5v) on a USB plug should be well within the tolerances for the battery charger.  (remember, that although the wall outlet will be 110/220v AC, the adapter would still convert this into the lower DC voltage used by the device)

yeah...i want to know bout this

hm.. ,maybe I'm gonna get one next month

n n with this multi pouch
it's cool
http://www.play-asia.com/paOS-13-71-b6-49-en-70-pvn.html

n this
http://www.play-asia.com/paOS-13-71-19-77-8-49-en-15-NDS%2BUSB%2BCharger-70-28l.html

thx for the info guys...

[acky]

'Pouches' are so expensive. I'd rather just a velvet bag.

[SAV2880]

Perhaps cheaper, but that niche stuff is pretty darn sweet for the fanboys of the particular games.

[sneef]

i use the USB charger cables for my DS, micro, and SP.. they work great, and save me having to carry AC adapters back and forth to work.

[SAV2880]

i use the USB charger cables for my DS, micro, and SP.. they work great, and save me having to carry AC adapters back and forth to work.

Sneef, where can you get a somewhat affordable GB Micro USB cable?

[sneef]

i got mine from play-asia.com, for less than 5 dollars, and since i was already ordering some screen protectors and other stuff, the shipping was cheap...

The main reason i got the micro usb charger was because i bought my micro in the U.S, but i travel back and forth to singapore and the U.S. AC adapter was only for 110V and i didnt' wanna mess with using a step-up transformer.

but it was so neat that i got one for my DS too.. worth every penny, and more...

[Blebekblebek]

the item are in my hand now  


i buy it from local distributor
the price is $8 (Rp. 75.000)

but more important ... contain w/ Car Charger + It can charge GBA Micro but i dont have micro
working fine from my USB HUB...