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Symptom: after coming out of storage of only a few months--totally dead.
No lights, no sounds, absolutely no indication that a charger, a docking bay or a battery (all known good) are connected at all...a brick. This particular (peculiar?) dinosaur has two batteries attached to the motherboard. First question: why two batteries (one 7.2 volt 40mah, one 2.4v unit--both NiMH's)? Secondly, any reason why the 7-8 year old 2.4 volt unit still reads 2.4v, while the 7.2v piece is totally dead? Or should I instead be surprised that either worked at all? Third--and probably most importantly--would that one dead (7.2v) battery cause the symptom? I don't know how much more time I want to put into this relic, but I can spring for a battery if that's likely to fix it. jak |
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