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Thread ID: 83390	2007-09-30 05:44:00	Nintendo DS Charging Nightmare	JedDavies (12046)	PC World Chat

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596389	2007-09-30 05:44:00	I am writing this from my aunt's house in Tsukuba, Japan, on holiday from CHCH, NZ . In a few days I'm visiting Tokyo, and need my Nintendo DS (not Lite) fully charged for a specific event only available there. It currently has no charge. Here is the info on the back. Model NO.001 Rating：5.2V, 1.6W Rechargeable Battery Li-Ion(NTR-003)3.7V, power supply input: 5.2V, 320mA Use only AGS-002. I have available to me: My Charger to fit NZ Wall sockets (AGS-002) input 230-240V ~ 50Hz, Output: 5.2V 320mA. Japanese Wall Sockets. 15A, 125V. Do not fit my charger. I can buy a thing that lets me plug in my charger, but not a thing to change the amount of current or vOLTAGE etc. I can also get a japanese ds lite charger, if they work with NZ DS not lite。 I might be able to get a japanese NDS not lite charger, but if there is a NDS not lite charger, but if there is a way around that charger, but if there is a way around that let ne know. Please tell me how to get my DS up and running. Thank you.	JedDavies (12046)
596390	2007-09-30 07:21:00	I would suggest you try finding a USB charger for your DS instead. Being in a place like Japan, I'm sure you can find a USB charger for your DS. USB drives aren't region locked so it'll probably be best for you to get one.	KIRBYTIME (12876)
596391	2007-09-30 07:56:00	The AC Adapter will only work with original style Nintendo DS and the Game Boy Advance SP. It will not work with the Nintendo DS Lite or any other Game Boy system from this site (U.S.) store.nintendo.com So you could use the 120v (japanese) Gameboy Adv Sp adapter if you cant find a 120v DS one; as long as its the same voltage/current output/draw, should work:thumbs:	feersumendjinn (64)
596392	2007-09-30 11:05:00	thanks, I'll give those a shot.	JedDavies (12046)
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