Once mine got to nine percent, it stayed there for 24 hours. I was able to
read probably eight more chapters of my book and in the end, I used the mp3
player to get it to go dead. With the MPower, once it gets to nine percent,
it never goes lower; so you really have no idea how much of a charge you
have left until you get the battery critical message. It took me quite a
while to get the battery critical message.
At 9/12/2005, you wrote:
Some one told me theirs was at 84 percent then dropped to 79 percent the
next morning.
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Sent: Monday, September 12, 2005 7:58 PM
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Subject: Re: [Braillenote] still a battery concern with the mPower
Hi, Pam. What I am interested in with MPower users is how much does
their
battery drain when they don't use the unit? Mine is at nine percent, so
I
assume I will bet the messsage and then I will be able to charge it. I
wonder if it is the new memory chip and the alarm in combination that
drains the battery more than with the classic bn's.
At 9/12/2005, you wrote:
>Definitely still a concern here too. This last time I got a "battery
>low" warning at nine percent which was fine. But then about a minute
>later it completely died. I plugged it in. It was still at eight
>percent. I also had to reset the time and date.
>
>Pam
>
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