If the battery is indeed appearing as a short circuit then it will
probably require a pretty hefty "zap" current to have much affect. I
used a power supply that is rated as 15 volts at 10 amps. Lesser current
may have done the job. It is not really an exact thing, so you can start
with the smalle
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Wow..
This is exactly what I was looking for. Both Type IIIs do exactly what
your 145's battery did. And although I bought the batteries used, one of
the IIIs had *no marks* on the terminals, telling me it had either never
been used, or only inser
> Thanks for the tips so far... but one thing still bugs me:
> Any idea why both my Type IIIs trash the system? The PRAM is good (the
> whole thing is refurbished & in decent shape). I can't spend the $50 -
> $90 on a new battery (poor student syndrome :\ ).
>
> A dead battery wouldn't charge,
I think it's a matter of a battery not being just "weak" or "dead", but
definitely short-circuited - this causes a short-circuit effect in the
Duo's hardware.
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>>A dead battery wouldn't charge, right? (like the type II) it wouldn't
>>kill the Duo.. right?
>
> I've never had a COMPLETEL
At 11:59 AM -0600 2/25/02, Andrew Butitta wrote:
>Thanks for the tips so far... but one thing still bugs me:
>Any idea why both my Type IIIs trash the system? The PRAM is good (the
>whole thing is refurbished & in decent shape). I can't spend the $50 -
>$90 on a new battery (poor student syndrome
On Monday, February 25, 2002, at 12:59 PM, Andrew Butitta wrote:
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> Hi guys,
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> Thanks for the tips so far... but one thing still bugs me:
> Any idea why both my Type IIIs trash the system? The PRAM is good (the
> whole thing is refurbished & i
On Monday, February 25, 2002, at 12:59 PM, Andrew Butitta wrote:
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> Hi guys,
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> Thanks for the tips so far... but one thing still bugs me:
> Any idea why both my Type IIIs trash the system? The PRAM is good (the
> whole thing is refurbished & i
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Hi guys,
Thanks for the tips so far... but one thing still bugs me:
Any idea why both my Type IIIs trash the system? The PRAM is good (the
whole thing is refurbished & in decent shape). I can't spend the $50 -
$90 on a new battery (poor student syn
Dead battery most likely, if you have problems even after you get a
battery charge it may be a dead PRAM.
Kim..
On Mon, 25 Feb 2002, Tom Rymes wrote:
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> > Hello, DuoLis
On Monday, February 25, 2002, at 08:56 AM, Andrew Butitta wrote:
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> Hello, DuoList.
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> I have a problem that has been plaguing me for quite some time now.
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> I upgraded a Duo 230 8/80 to a 270c 16/80, color screen and all. The
> motherboard is
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