Hi, Jerry. The problem is that if I use the stopwatch to time my usage, I
will drop even faster. I would have to note my stopping and starting times
some other way.
Otherwise, I am not going to get an accurate reading. But there is no way
that I am getting even 16 hours. I use the unit probably an hour a day or
so, but that is it.
I edit while I read so the amplifier is always on, still, I probably only
get five to eight hours per week, maybe ten if I use it a lot that
particular week.
Perhaps I don't get anywhere near the number of per ported hours because I
use it sporadically each day rather than for long stretches.
At 1/15/2004, you wrote:
Paul,
I would think that the cost to you for a new battery in a month old machine
would be $0.00. But the issue here, having followed this thread, is the
amount of hours used on the battery between a full charge and a `critical`
warning. Of course, we will have to wait for your measurements. If you
find that you are not getting the 20 to 25 hours specified by PDI, then you
know what the remedy is.
Sincerely,
Jerry Weinger
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Subject: Re: battery drain. Was [Braillenote] A suggestion regarding alarms
Since no one has asked this question, I guess I will. What does it cost to
get a new battery put into a bn?
When I had my old blt18, I think it was 100 dollars.
At 1/15/2004, you wrote:
>Thanks Roselle. I guess this is concrete proof, as if I needed any, that my
>battery has become pathetic. Oh well, I guess my friendly BN adaptor and I
>are going to become very good friends... <lol>
>
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