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ryden@post8.telen.dk [WebBear] writes:
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I dont think you read and / or understood my message. If im correct the
display only uses 1½ volt, with 4 batteries you get 6 volt, but you can
take the power from only one batterie, then the rest of the calc can use
all 4 without trouble. But when the display refreshes 4 times faster the
"disp"-battery is getting low 4 times faster, and the disp will start to
fade. But the 3 remaining batteries is stil 3/4 full. If you take a
powertest on the 4 batteries you'll discover that only one of them is
low.
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You may be correct in saying that the LCD uses only one and a half volts;
I don't know. However, it is ridiculous to say that the display uses one
AAA battery and the processor uses the other three. The batteries are
hooked up in series; that is, the full voltage (6V with fresh batteries,
lower with time) is delivered to one set of mainboard connections. They
are used uniformly.
Kevin DeGraaf
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