I have a psp 3000 and when i checked the battery life, it says 5 hours and 35 minutes left of power when it is fully charged. it was on the max level of brightness and volume and no wlan was on. so, if i was to play a game via iso and no umd, with a lower setting of brightness and using headphones and wlan turned off, how long will my battery last?

I dont want to pay extra duty on imports

I have a psp 1003 it was previously running Cfw5.50 gen then i accidentally updated to ofw 6.37 now i want to get cfw again i dont have a pandora battery is it possible please help

I just downloaded 14 games on my psp and it wont let me play them i searched the internet but i don’t fell like making a pandora battery or “magic memory card” is there any way i can downgrade it?

Do you think someone will trade me a ps3 for
A psp 1000 (original) (no battery)
A gamecube (super smash bros skin)
A phat ds (no stylus)(screen has minor scratches)

Ds games:
-my sims
-kirby super star ultra
-harry potter and the goblet of fire
-the legend of zelda spirit tracks
-metroid prime hunters
-wall.e
-super mario 64 ds

Gameboy advanced games:
-metroid
-yu.yu.yakusho
-duel masters krijudo showdown
-lord of the rings
-a series of unfortunate events
-spongebob squarepants battle for bikini bottom

psp games:
-crisis core final fantasy 7
-medal of honor heroes

gamecube games:
-fairly odd parents shadow showdown
-nicktoons unite
-paper mario the thousand year door
-gamecube controller

*memory card not included for gamecube and psp
*psp still works without battery you just need to plug into charger
*all chargers and wall accessories included
*psp battery=$10-20
*ds stylus=$5-10
I have these items and i want a ps3 for them to clerify things
*psp memory card=$20
*gamecube memory card=$20

ok, so i was on v6.35 PRO HEN and i installed a piece of homebrew called hellscat recovery flasher v1.65. with it, i managed to downgrade my PSP version to v5.00 m33-6 successfully. Now from here i decided to go a step further (like an idiot) and try to downgrade to 1.5 ofw (using the same piece of homebrew). Once i did this it said it was successfully installed and restarted my PSP.

Basically everytime the PSP is turned on the only thing i can see is the green LED light forever on and a black screen!

I’ve tried everything to unbrick it! Pre-made magic mem sticks, created my own mms! none of them work, even pandora mms. I do have a hard modded psp pandora battery that i successfully made and it does turn the PSP on (just green light forever, still a black screen).

i really need help with this and i need the best way to unbrick the psp. Also its a PSP-1003 PHAT version!
@Ki – that would be great mate cheers

Hey guys ive been trying on and off for months now with this.
Ive got a PSP 2003 Slim & Lite White PSP.
I CANNOT get into recovery mode at all.
Ive got a pandora battery which I made myself and ive got a 512mb card ive tried about 10+ magic mem sticks with and none work.

Is all hope lost?
All the guides say things like “put the PSP in USB mode” which I obviously cant do as it wont turn on. Is it time to just give up on this one??

(If it helps I have a Win7 x64 machine and a MacBook with Snow Leopard on so I can run any type of software suggestions really).

Thanks for reading this.
Just so ya know I plug the Magic Mem stick into my comps via a card reader.

I want to be able to play Daedalusx64 on my PSP 3001, but I need custom firmware for it to work. Where do I get custom firmware? A lot of the videos say I need to downgrade my PSP from 6.31 to 5.03 in order to get the firmware, and others say I need a pandora battery, and others still say that it’s not possible! Has anyone done this on their PSP 3001? Please tell me how to do this!

ive only got a usb cable and a computer – there is a way to charge it using the cable but you need your psp on and the batterys dead ??? Hmmmmmmmmmm

the battery still has a charge but when i was opening it up my exacto knife fornd a soft spot and went straight thru and got the battery, yes smoke came out of it and it smelled really wierd.