I'd been given a Pismo (yes, givem, the last of the truly gorgeous
laptops Apple ever made) but it wasn't going ... it *had* been
functioning, but was then stored (with a full charge) in the bottom
of a filing cabinet for two months before I got my lucky li' mitts on
this G3/500/768MB/20GB
On 02/02/06 11:22, Geoffrey Peters [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'd been given a Pismo (yes, givem, the last of the truly gorgeous
laptops Apple ever made) but it wasn't going ... it *had* been
functioning, but was then stored (with a full charge) in the bottom
of a filing cabinet for two months
on 27/01/05 21:58, Kevin Bellerose at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If I pull it out and reinsert it it seems to charge a few % it goes up about
3% and then the battery icon changes from a lightning bolt to a plug, also
when I push the button on the battery pack all the lights blink rapidly. It
Date: Thu, 27 Jan 2005 20:01:05 -0500
Subject: BTI Battery woes
From: Kevin Bellerose [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Message-ID: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have a replacement battery in my Pismo, it was supposedly ~6 months old,
it was holding a 3 + hour charge up until a few days ago now it is stuck
I have a replacement battery in my Pismo, it was supposedly ~6 months old,
it was holding a 3 + hour charge up until a few days ago now it is stuck @
9%. Do batteries usually die this fast any suggestions to try and breathe
some life into it? Thanks, Kevin
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on 27/01/05 20:01, Kevin Bellerose at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a replacement battery in my Pismo, it was supposedly ~6 months old,
it was holding a 3 + hour charge up until a few days ago now it is stuck @
9%. Do batteries usually die this fast any suggestions to try and breathe
some
If I pull it out and reinsert it it seems to charge a few % it goes up about
3% and then the battery icon changes from a lightning bolt to a plug, also
when I push the button on the battery pack all the lights blink rapidly. It
is up to 21% now should I keep trying to charge it this way.
Thank,
From: Laurent Daudelin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I would venture that maybe the Power Management Unit has gone south...
Try to reset it, if you haven't tried to do so.
I remember reading about it, or at least seeing it mentioned, but as
always, one doesn't take it in until one needs the info...
Is that
on 26/09/03 03:16, Tekno Liber at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: Laurent Daudelin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I would venture that maybe the Power Management Unit has gone south...
Try to reset it, if you haven't tried to do so.
I remember reading about it, or at least seeing it mentioned, but as
I'm sure this must be one of the most covered topics on this list,
but as one tends to only read/reply to the threads that apply at
that time, one bypasses a lot of threads until they actually become
of interest, so please forgive me for bringing it up again (if that is
the case...)
I have just
On 25/09/03 14:47, Tekno Liber [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm sure this must be one of the most covered topics on this list,
but as one tends to only read/reply to the threads that apply at
that time, one bypasses a lot of threads until they actually become
of interest, so please forgive me for
From: Laurent Daudelin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Have you tried with another battery?
I did buy a second hand battery which I know is good, but it's at work.
---
Could be a bad contact in the expansion bay.
Did you try it in the other expansion bay?
Control strip says either bay is empty with the battery
On 25/09/03 16:24, Tekno Liber [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: Laurent Daudelin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Have you tried with another battery?
I did buy a second hand battery which I know is good, but it's at work.
---
Could be a bad contact in the expansion bay.
Did you try it in the other
My Reply follows quote. On 25/09/2003 11:47 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
I'm sure this must be one of the most covered topics on this list,
but as one tends to only read/reply to the threads that apply at
that time, one bypasses a lot of threads until they actually become
of interest, so please
I can't understand why anyone would tolerate a battery that runs for 15-45
minutes a charge for long.
I'm running two separate batteries in the Kanga and each one runs for 2-3
hours a pop, possibly longer, if you're careful. And that's with Quicktime 5
and Photoshop 5.5.
Even back when I was
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