can i run a toy car motor with a nokia 110 battery??

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Each cell have 1.5 volts so 2 cell = 3 Volts.
Mobile phones usually use lithium ion battery that have 3.7 approx voltage.
So it should run, although if you have some lights on your toy they might get fused.
Usually motors of these toys are very powerful. I have run these with 5 volt mobile charger as well. Though small bulbs always got fused with 5 volt. Try it at your own risk. Bulbs may be it risk but I am sure motors wont suffer.
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No probs but for your answer we need to know the full specs of your current system (before '110' modification).

i.e. full tower/midi case?
intel/amd CPU
PSU...enough to handle the car's requirements? does your car require a 2 x 6pin pcie power requirement? total rail amperage?
- don't worry!...we can advise on alternatives though we will need a bit more info.
GPU - we're assuming this matches to your car's resolution requirements
Memory - if I remember, I'm sure 15.72GB RAM is all that's needed

Do you intend that the '110' be used as a direct replacement for the PSU? If yes, we can advise on any pitfalls (there will be folk on Tom's that have experience in this area).

Please feel free to get back if you need anything explained.
 
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Each cell have 1.5 volts so 2 cell = 3 Volts.
Mobile phones usually use lithium ion battery that have 3.7 approx voltage.
So it should run, although if you have some lights on your toy they might get fused.
Usually motors of these toys are very powerful. I have run these with 5 volt mobile charger as well. Though small bulbs always got fused with 5 volt. Try it at your own risk. Bulbs may be it risk but I am sure motors wont suffer.
 
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True...true, particularly with regards to the bulb issue.

Further to my post above, does the OP intend to overclock the system? if yes then you may want to reconsider the suitability of the existing PSU and/or '110' replacement. Again, and to help you further, there are total power calculators available on line - check out Corsair and BeQuiet as good examples.
 
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