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Old 04-10-2010, 01:20 PM   #18
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Originally Posted by hidari View Post
Truth is the battery indicator is poor on Jinke devices as far as I have experienced. Never had any problems with batteries on my 505 or my ex-Gen3....
The battery indicator is as bad as many automobile gasoline gauges (which are worse on irregular shaped tanks)
Battery life is up there with the best econo-cars, weeks of use per charge.

Silkraven can you have your Mom look at the "Settings | About" screen and read the Firmware Version line (Dec 2009 reads V2.02ASTAK091201 ) Just to confirm that the correct version wos on the download site when you updated.
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