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Solar Gameboy Advance

Step 6Let your Gameboy charge in the sun

Let your Gameboy charge in the sun
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Flip the switch and set it in the window to let it charge. Most solar lights won't give you enough power to let the Gameboy work without batteries so it's best to let the solar panel just charge the batteries.

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3 comments
Sep 20, 2007. 11:45 PMandrew93 says:
where did you buy that solar panel? i'm looking for a big one but all i found is a small one!!
Apr 28, 2008. 3:42 PMcoolz says:
it HAS to be small, dude
Jul 2, 2009. 5:44 PMReCreate says:
A small one will provide almost no electricity...
Nov 28, 2010. 3:15 PMtoogers says:
but you don't want to carry a whole power plant with you, am i right?
Apr 22, 2008. 4:24 PMfwjs28 says:
or a 3v calculator solar power
Jan 11, 2010. 2:38 PMMadrias357 says:
You don't just have to use NiCD batteries: I've charged NiMH batteries with this type of setup.

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