RE: Dying Batteries, suggestions needed

"Murgan, Stephen (CCSHCN)" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.handhelds.tungsten-t
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Maurice,

As long as you have a backup... it doesn't matter :)

If you have an SD card, I would advise a full backup of all files using
Filez! or somesuch, as Hotsync does not save everything (such as unsaved
preferences).

In the long term, a new battery might be in order. Three years is an
acceptable life for a rechargeable battery, and it sounds like yours is
nearing the end of its useful life. You might try a few deep-discharge
cycles to see if that improves matters.

Alternatively, you might consider a replacement battery - surplus computer
is flogging them for $18.99 with free ground shipping in the US.
http://tinyurl.com/c9vzw

Stephen

-----Original Message-----

Hi everyone,

My TT batteries are dying. When I first got it 3 years ago, the unit 
could easily run for a week or two without recharging (depending on 
usage). Now they barely make it thru a coupe of days before showing 
1/2 the charge is gone.

I will be away on holidays for 3+ weeks as of this Thursday and I 
wonder what's best:

-Do a full backup, let the unit stand (the batteries will no doubt be 
fully discharged when I return), then recharge and restore; or

-Put the unit in the craddle and keep it charged until I return.

Thanks everyone,

Maurice




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