How many AA batteries does your Game Boy Advance eat during an average week of game play? Two, four, eight; well, then you're going to appreciate this environmentally-friendly way of squeezing "free" game play out of the sun.
While it's no secret that surplus solar-powered, rechargeable, portable Solar PAK (#GEGBASP) power packs are readily available from discount electronics parts stores, it is an unfortunate fact that the bulk of them are DOA. Sure the solar panel functions as advertised, but more cases than not, the rechargeable battery pack is toast.
Revitalize that dead Solar PAK with a set of fresh, new NiMH batteries. In just a couple of months of average game play, your "green" GBA will have paid for itself.
Go Green GBA.
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Signing UpStep 1Salvage the Solar PAK GBA
Time: 1 hour
Cost: $19.67
Difficulty: Easy
Parts List
- Solar PAK #GEGBASP ($6.95; All Electronics Corp. #SPL-08)
- (3) 1.2V 700-900mAh Rechargeable NiMH flat-top "prismatic" (e.g., $4.24; Budget Batteries #5M60)
- solder
- electrical tape
- double-sided foam tape
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its been along while since ive player pokemon
Are they worth buying?
Powers pretty much any hand held device. I use mine for the ipod and my mobile as well as my PSP.
Got mine from wavemaker.co.ukwavemaker.co.uk