I haven't had a battery die in an MX in quite some time, but IIRC the
LEDs start to flicker slightly when the batteries get iffy. If you
diligently turn the meter off after each use the batteries will last
quite some time after they start to flicker, but it's a good time to
invest in a new pair to carry with you.
Thibouille wrote:
> I find the manual not to be very clear...
> It says (I think) that if I push the sutter relase half-way and see a
> LED turning on, then battery is OK.
>
> Do I understood correctly? If so, what if the batteries are suddenly
> depleted... no warning?
>
> Thanks.
>
>
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