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PSPs are becoming a hot commodity

And by that, i mean they may explode into flames!

Batteries for OG PSPs have begun expanding recently, if you have a PSP with a battery in storage, you should probably check it!
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I still have my old Vita :mona2:
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i have trash computer parts from 1999-2003
did i win something? :nyaoo2:
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Recently? Most of the OG batteries bloated up liek 10-15 years ago AFAIK - I think it's due to leaving the battery fully charged or something like that, or maybe it just hppens regardless. The battery cover on my PSP-1000 doesn't fit properly becuz of it (;´Д`)
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>>183221
batteries are most unstable at full or no charge, if i remember correctly, it's because all electrons have moved to one side and put additional stress on the material.
if you're gonna leave something a cupboard for a long long while, charging to 50% should... probably help it...
idk im not a scientist (´π｀) it will probably get fat an bloated anyways with 15 years of storage
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my PSP battery died long time ago, but it is not exploded. I will throw it in the trash regardless. domo. 🙇‍♂️
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i put a new battery with this guide and modded it i now use it as a homebrew console, music player and digital camera :cool:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CmcyH8ppxjI
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