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PSP issues

Name: skyfear
Date: December 21, 2005 at 22:51:03 Pacific
OS: Windows XP
CPU/Ram: 1024 mb OCZ

Comment:

Hey, I just bought an external emergency charger for my PSP. Essentially it's a battery pack that plugs into the AC adaptor port on the PSP to recharge the PSP's LiIon battery. However, it didn't appear to work, because it was not charging the battery when it was plugged in. So I got another similar one, which used AAs instead of a contained battery, to charge my PSP. Again, it just plugs into the AC port on the PSP, but this one doesn't seem to charge the battery either. Do I have to enable any special settings on the PSP? What's wrong? The wall-current AC adaptor works just fine... any advice would be greatly appreciated.

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