Re: Of battery, battery charging, and checking culler of lights.
It is a lithium Ion battery. It basicly slides on to the back of the radio. I will see how long I can get it to last this week before declaring the battery is trash or a partial dud or something like that. I went into the radio's settings this past weekend after recharging the battery and changed one setting. I am hoping the problem is no more than this one setting. When you go with a two-way radio like a CB or walking talky, you want something like a rechargeable battery that gives you the right amount of use time out of the radio without having some kind of bad membery problems like what the Nickel cadmium batteries had or have roomer to have had. I am betting that most recharge after every other use or something like that. One of the problems I have if not the main problem I have with this radio in question is not knowing when the battery is about to die. From the best I can tell, this radio doesn't even show the battery status on screen until it is brought up on scre en and bringing it up on screen is pretty much useless to me because of how it is done and me not seeing the screen, but that is a different story. At least the settings menu is well enough explained in the user guide for me to go in and change things, or at least be asured that the things I am changing are the things I think I am changing. Oh yes, I have heard something about a dcycling problem with this type of battery. This is the same type of battery that the IPhone uses as far as I can tell, but just in a user replaceable form with the right power output and connections for the radio.
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