Hi, Roselle. When I first got my unit, the highest I got was 32 thousand
plus. I was told by someone in tech support that the highest number he had
ever seen was 33 thousand. He told me that when putting a battery into a
bn, if that d number was lower than 26 thousand, that that was considered a
bad battery.
But Mine was never near 39000.
Mine was 32000 plus when I got it a month ago. It now shows 31,488 and I
have 21 percent charge left.
In a few days, I will just have had my unit for a month.
At 1/15/2004, you wrote:
No Kellie, that's normal. Actually, that's low. My BN right now reports
a value of 33,280 and when I first had the new batteries, it said 39,996.
I notice that when that number is low, the charge also doesn't last
long. You see, the value reported is likewise the nominal available
charge at 100% for that fully charged session. When my BN's first set of
batteries had to be replaced, the value reported reached a low of 19
thousand something, even after calibrating through the speech battery test.
Roselle
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>Sent by: "Kellie Hartmann" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Ok, after reading about the number obtained from hitting D in the support
>information mode I got curious and tried it. My unit displays 22016. From
>what I saw here I was expecting to see a 4-digit number. Is my BN from
>another planet or did I misunderstand something?
>Kellie
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