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Originally Posted by Peakcrew
At the risk of raising your blood-pressure again, could I suggest that you try it with the cover back on for one more session - if it goes back to the same behaviour, we <i>know</i> we are on the right track. (Just wanting to eliminate the possibility that it is something to do with where you went away.)
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Okay, this isn't very scientific, but I have a few data points that look interesting:
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24 Mar 2013 11:56 84% sleep, wait, put Glo in sleeve
25 Mar 2013 10:09 84% on 22h 13m
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26 Mar 2013 23:07 81% on, sleep, quickly paper on screen
27 Mar 2013 11:18 64% on 12h 11m
Seems like Tech's idea is close to what's going on. If I sleep the Glo (using the slider), and wait until it's fully asleep, and THEN put it in its case (assuming here that the case always touches the screen/interrupts the IR beams): nothing drains the battery. But, if I put the Glo to sleep (using the slider) and while it's going to sleep quickly put a paper towel on the screen: big fat drain. So, interrupting the IR beams while the Glo is going to sleep is disastrous for the battery.