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altoids PSP recharger

Step 5Put it all together!

now just drill the holes and install all of the parts in the tin, be careful not to scratch up the sides like I did, and have a good plan for the layout before you start to poke holes in your tin

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Feb 17, 2008. 3:09 PMNotn4 says:

why do i need a 5v regulator? i got a store bought battery-charger and all it contains is a AAAx4 holder and some wires but no components or stuff !

Dec 15, 2008. 9:35 PMawang8 says:

Because 6v will fry the device. I bought a Belkin 6xAAA charger and it has a chip, regulator and resistor inside it... (and 2 wires and a female USB plug.)