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#1 Handin
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I did a little looking around but couldn't figure out what the longest lasting battery for the psp is.  I know Sony sells the one that lasts "20%" longer.  But are there others that are even better?  I'm talking about batteries that fit into the PSP, not those bulky add-ons.  And a question to those of you that have upgraded your stock battery. What are you using now and have you noticed a big difference?
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#2 skye144
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car charger
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#3 Handin
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car chargerskye144

A car charger is not a battery. 
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#4 schiltzamania
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I believe the X2 battery that datel makes would suit you.  Go to codejunkies.com. 
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#5 skye144
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[QUOTE="skye144"]car chargerHandin

A car charger is not a battery.

yes i know a car charger is not a battery. I am not an idiot. what I am saying is that you should just buy a car charger instead of wasting your money on a new battery that will not last noticeably longer than your normal battery 

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#6 Handin
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[QUOTE="Handin"]

[QUOTE="skye144"]car chargerskye144

A car charger is not a battery.

yes i know a car charger is not a battery. I am not an idiot. what I am saying is that you should just buy a car charger instead of wasting your money on a new battery that will not last noticeably longer than your normal battery

Sorry, didn't mean to offend you. However, my question was what battery lasts the longest, not where or how I could charge the battery. I'm taking a long international flight soon and which is why I wanted to know what the longest lasting battery is.

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#7 karlgauci
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dunno but whatever you do don't buy 3rd party batteries...
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#8 skye144
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[QUOTE="skye144"][QUOTE="Handin"]

[QUOTE="skye144"]car chargerHandin

A car charger is not a battery.

yes i know a car charger is not a battery. I am not an idiot. what I am saying is that you should just buy a car charger instead of wasting your money on a new battery that will not last noticeably longer than your normal battery

Sorry, didn't mean to offend you. However, my question was what battery lasts the longest, not where or how I could charge the battery. I'm taking a long international flight soon and which is why I wanted to know what the longest lasting battery is.

no offence taken. but you are probably not going to find a significantly longer lasting battery although the book "hacking the psp" has a few pages on how to make your own external battery pack out of four AA batteries so you could look into that. or you could just buy another battery and that will be alot more hours and when the batteries run out you could just annoy the flight attendants by constantly asking them when the drink cart is coming so you can get another beer. 

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Sorry I can't be more descriptive, but a few days ago I read a thread about some battery which lasted 15x longer than the standard one, supposedly. However, it ran $99. Honestly, what Id do in your situation is buy one of the 20% longer batteries, that way you have your current battery and another, slightly improved, battery, which should get you through most of the flight (depending on just how long it is.) Bring a socket converter so you can charge your PSP at your destination so that you have juice for the flight home.
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#10 Got_Made
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I have the 20% longer battery i dont really even think there is a much of a differece. I use both and charge them so when one runs out i put the new one in its not that hard but it extends your plaing time a bit.