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* You will be unable to simultaneously play and charge the system at the same time. The system must be powered off to charge the battery. | * You will be unable to simultaneously play and charge the system at the same time. The system must be powered off to charge the battery. | ||
* You will either need a case that is designed to accommodate this battery or you will need to cut out plastic in your stock shell to be able to fit the battery. Ensure that you smooth down any cut plastic so it does not damage the battery. | * You will either need a case that is designed to accommodate this battery or you will need to cut out the plastic divider that sits between the two AA batteries in your stock shell to be able to fit the battery. Ensure that you smooth down any cut plastic so it does not damage the battery. | ||
* The PCB you install into the Game Boy Color will sit in the same spot that a CleanPower mod board would sit, so these two mods are considered incompatible unless you DIY a solution to have both installed. | * The PCB you install into the Game Boy Color will sit in the same spot that a CleanPower mod board would sit, so these two mods are considered incompatible unless you DIY a solution to have both installed. | ||
Revision as of 00:32, 25 February 2024
The FunnyPlaying GBC battery charging mod is a mod that replaces the need for disposable batteries with a 1800 mAH rechargeable battery. After performing the mod, you will be able to charge the battery using the stock power port and a USB-to-barrel-jack cable that is provided with the mod kit.
Warnings
- You will be unable to simultaneously play and charge the system at the same time. The system must be powered off to charge the battery.
- You will either need a case that is designed to accommodate this battery or you will need to cut out the plastic divider that sits between the two AA batteries in your stock shell to be able to fit the battery. Ensure that you smooth down any cut plastic so it does not damage the battery.
- The PCB you install into the Game Boy Color will sit in the same spot that a CleanPower mod board would sit, so these two mods are considered incompatible unless you DIY a solution to have both installed.
Installation
A video showing installation of this mod is avaialable on the Hand Held Legend YouTube channel.
- Place the battery mod PCB in place.
- Solder the two points on the PCB marked
GND
, and the one point markedVoltage detection
in the picture below. - Desolder fuse F1. You may wish to keep it attached to one solder point as a form of storage in case you ever want to revert this mod.
- Solder one of the provided wires to the left pad of F1 and the other end to the
Out
pad on the PCB. - Solder the other provided wire to the right pad of F1 and the other end to the
In
pad on the PCB. - Insert the battery into the plastic shell, with the attached wire run through the hole in the top portion of the battery area.
- Place the battery wire onto the connector on the PCB and press down gently.
- Reassemble your console and test. The battery likely will not have come fully charged.