Charlie,
It's like lyngitus. A little rest and no use and it can speak again.
Perhaps it might also be that after use, batteries will recover a bit
with rest.
John
Charles Robinson wrote:
On Jun 27, 2010, at 8:57, John Graves wrote:
Charlie,
If I were designing the circuit, I might think about putting a voltage limiter
on the beeper, (possibly inherent in the beeper) so you can't have the battery
go flatline just before THAT picture. Try a fresh set of batteries.
Woke up this morning to a dry camera, no more rain, and the beep works again.
Odd. But minor! Guess I'll ignore it until/unless things get worse in the
future.
-Charles
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