Re: Battery Monitor Question

[Ryan Coleman]

At 16:06 -0400 6/13/03, Andrew King wrote:
 >Date: Fri, 13 Jun 2003 11:01:49 -0400
From: "K." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: Battery Monitor Question
If you want a really quick check of the battery state press the 
little button on the battery itself and see how many LEDs light up.
On my Lombard 4 LEDs is full charge.
Even works if the battery is out of the computer.
The button may not be included with aftermarket batteries but it was 
included on the Apple battery for my Wallstreet and my Lombard.
Yes, but I find this to be grossly inaccurate.  Some batteries cannot 
hold a charge for long, the system doesn't handle the charge well 
anymore, etc.

It would be best to just install the battery monitor into the menu bar.
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