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Just add up the time you use it before you recharge it. It will still
give a good ballpark figure. using it in spurts of walking will give
the batterys time to regenerate a little between uses, but the walking
may make the head shift off track and heve to be repositioned. Though
you won't hear any difference, it will increase battery drain when it
repositions the head.
When the battery doesn't play the md any more on your way to/from work,
mark the time and insert a spare battery for the resto f the walk home.
(Just a suggestion, you don't HAVE to do it at all.) <G>
Simon Barnes wrote:
>
> Jim Coon wrote: (about measuring battery life)
>
> > Or listen to it while you are doing the test. when the
> > music stops, restart it........
>
> My next projected free 12 hours will be in May 2020. How about you ?
>
> > Or you could put it on continious play if it has
> > that feature.......
>
> Didn't think of this, but you still need to keep checking if it's run out
> yet.
>
> > Or you could put a disk in and replace it when
> > you got a chance if the unit shuts down after each disc,
> > then add up the times on each disc you played.
>
> This is the way to do it, but still not high on my list of fun things to do,
> and conflicts with my normal usage, which is to listen while I'm walking
> to/from work.
>
> simon
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