Thread: Glo Glo Battery Problems
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Old 03-11-2013, 02:36 AM   #169
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Originally Posted by TechniSol View Post
I'm 16 full days in since charging, 32.25 hours of reading on lowest lighting level, and now at 50%.

Nothing but sleep mode since I last charged it -though I did connect it to the PC for about a minute and a half transferring a file from Calibre.(Theoretically, that would allow for less than 12.5ma of charging, or an error of less than 1.25% since current was also being consumed while transferring files, all assuming a 1000maH battery as has been reported.)

From the first time or two I'd charged the reader prior to this trial, I thought it was doing pretty well, but I was connecting to the pc to transfer books from calibre and I wasn't really keeping track of exact hours, and tended to recharge before 30% or so.
All that is very good and roughly agrees with my Glo. We might want to make sure Mrs_Often and VelvetElvis don't visit and "borrow" them
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This run without charging has impressed me to no end so far, especially with the LED lighting active, albeit all the way down. My only regret is that I failed to keep track of pages read as well as time as users read at different paces.
If you really want to know, the number of page turns are stored in the database for each book. It doesn't store the sessions, only the total time. Plus maybe the end of the last session and start of the current one. I'd have to recheck the latter.
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