Hi, Terry. When I had a braile note loaned to me, I did charge it up by
plugging it into a power strip without any problems.
As far as I could tell, it charged up just fine. Perhaps others could
advise me if one would get a better charge plugging directly into the 110
outlet rather than a power strip.
At 12/9/2003, you wrote:
I just learned something today. Never plug a BN in a 6 plug outlet. It did
not pick up any power. I got someone to find a regular plug and it came to
life.
This charging sure is and important step for a new person who never has
layed thair hands on a note taker before.
Now Baby Girl and Country Girl can help each other out.
Terry Powers
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That is correct. Although you can plug it in and use it, it will take
longer to charge.
Don't worry about leaving it plugged in. It won't over charge.
At 12/8/2003, you wrote:
>if you are not planning to use it while charging, keep it turned off.
>
>Andy
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