Phil wrote:
off to radio shack to buy four. I put them in the player but a lass and
a lack, they never charged. So, I found an old charger that charges that
battery and still only one of them will take a charge. Yes I can take
them back but what could the problem be. Is it age or what do
I'll be in Pitsburg in October and maybe I will bring them with me and well,
you can guess where I might want to put them.
Phil Parr.
- Original Message -
From: Dan Rossi
To: list handy
Sent: Wednesday, April 04, 2007 9:00 AM
Subject: Re: [BlindHandyMan] Battery
Phil said:
I'll be in Pitsburg in October and maybe I will bring
them with me and well, you can guess where I might want to put
them.
Well Phil, I'm glad I decided to read the rest of my mail
before I wrote a response to your message, since it would have
been the
Phil,
If they simply do not take a charge at all, then they're probably old and/or
shorted and should be returned.
If they appear to charge and will play the machine, but not for very long,
then they're also old, probably been sitting uncharged on the shelf for years.
If you have a talking
It still makes me think that Phil just wants Dan to watch what Phil does
with the batteries. I'd say, grap a beer and sit down Dan, Phil may give
ya a show. :)
But keep it in Pittsburgh, Philadelphia doesn't want any funny stuff. :)
On Wed, 4 Apr 2007, Boop wrote:
Phil said:
I'll be in
