Hum Did you check in the refrigerator? Did you take them out the last
time you were out and place them in your back seat or trunk? I have a
mystery as well... The little remote I had forever for my cameras has
come up missing and I have yet to locate it. Like you, I have no idea
where it has gone off too.
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On 12/8/2018 10:17 AM, John wrote:
At least you know where the darn thing is. The spare batteries have me
mystified.
I keep all of my camera gear in one place. I *had* three spare D-LI90
batteries (shared between K-3 & K-1). On the spur of them moment, I
decided it might be a good idea to check the charge on them & put them
on the charger just in case. When I got them out of the camera bag,
there was only one D-LI90.
WTF??? Where could I have put the other two?
They're not in the bag for the K10D & K20D. I've been through all the
rest of my gear (including the bags for my film cameras) and they're
not anywhere I've thought to look.
They're also not in a number of places where I don't keep camera gear,
but if I don't look there I can't be sure I didn't hide them away
there anyway.
One other thing I've figured out; you can't completely trust the
blinking green LED on the charger.
I have battery grips on all of my DSLRs and I took them off the K-1 &
K-3 to check the internal batteries. The K-3 wouldn't turn on without
the grip installed. That battery from the K-3 gave the same blinking
LED as the new battery that I'm thinking I'm going to have to go back
& swap out.
Because I had my hands full multi-tasking I had to leave it in place
and keep an eye on it, hoping the magic smoke wouldn't leak out of the
charger. After a minute or so the LED turned a solid green and it
appears to be charging normally.
Now I'm not sure what to do about the battery I just bought that gave
me the blinking LED?
There are some days I feel like my sole purpose in life is to see how
many stupid mistakes I can make at one time.
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