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Has anyone tried running a Nintendo switch off the 110v socket in the back, want to try running ours through the screens if possible.
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Nintendo switch off 110v socket
- Thread starter JDM_Sp4rks
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In the dock, the Switch is USB-C powered so should be easy enough if the one supplied supports 110-230v. It would just require a plug adapter.
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So if anyone is interested I have used a travel plug to power up my ouya console (will try the switch at some point) and It works off the 100v no problems.
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Yep mine runs switch and the xbox! Now just need to upgrade the drop down monitor. You need the hdmi to rca adaptor though and make sure you buy the right one as most are to convert rca input to HDMI output, you need the other way.
Are you guys upgrading your batteries to run this kind of setup?
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The 100v only works when engine is running so not an issue.
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I'm running the engine during testing, bought a projector from aldi to see if there is enough juice and I can play my ouya through the projector fine on the 'mains supply', just means I can potentially let my boys play games on the roof screen on long journeys once I figure out why my rear inputs don't work, might just ditch the roof screen for a bigger xtrons for them.