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No matter what you offer people will DEMAND more and get teed off if you dont meet their demands. Just look at the illegal immigrants in Arizona waving a Mexican flag demanding their rights. Heck ......
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Or you can do what certain companies do and just release it when it's done and don't give any hints on the date beforehand so people don't get a fixed date in there head. I don't think anyone wants...
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It was not really a warning just giving information about lith batteries is all. I did sate that full charge would be regulated internally. We do have control of running them completely dead tho.
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If a person has time,,and you are down a little on charge-- hook your detector up,,if only for 15-20 minute,,then hit the treasure trail.
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Lets be honest here. Whites is not the only one to have had a rough start. To tell ya the truth that sport is one heck of a detector. It goes deep and with the update it is pretty dam fast for the...
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As far as that light flashing in storage. You will be fine. If you store it for much longer than say for the winter or really extended times well then that may but that light uses so little power I...
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Just to make it easier to understand. Here is what happens when you let your batteries die to often. A partial discharge reduces stress and prolongs battery life. Higher temperature and high currents...
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1: Keep your batteries at room temperature That means between 20 and 25 degrees C. The worst thing that can happen to a lithium-ion battery is to have a full charge and be subjected to elevated...
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QuoteSouthwind 1: Keep your batteries at room temperature That means between 20 and 25 degrees C. The worst thing that can happen to a lithium-ion battery is to have a full charge and be subjected to...
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I've picked up very small pieces that I had trouble finding in my hand with dirt. HH-Mark
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QuoteStix When you store them they should be at Atleast 90% capacity to. QuoteSouthwind 5: For extended storage, discharge a lithium-ion battery to about 40 percent and store it in a cool place I've...
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There always will be. For extended in the closet especially when there is a drain on the coil due to the light flashing I would store at 90%. There is conflicting information but this does not hurt...
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I almost bought one was impressed with it but glad I didnt as I have only the money for 1 detector and I would have had to send it back 3 times for firmware upgrades wasnt so much making fun the...
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99% of people only needed to send it in once. Some did not want the update. It was a personal choice. I like my deus but not gonna bash a good detector for no reason.
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Excuse me Francis! Five tips for extending lithium-ion battery life By Michael Kassner It was a quick post and I didn't get back before the time was up to edit so I couldn't add the original source...
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No. Just not lazy I guess and give credit where it is do. Anyone can copy and paste. You self appointed cranky old man?
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