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RE: Wow
chargers like this
RE: chargers like this
A couple of things
Some minor points:
- Did you mean "Nickel Metal Hydride" batteries?
- OS 3.3 does have a facility to cycle through different battery voltage settings. it's the still the .7 shortcut.
rgds,
K. Tran
RE: A couple of things
The reviewer did mean NiMH batteries as you mention.
Regarding the .7 shortcut, even PalmOS v3.1 has that facility though NiCAD should be used since NiMH is missing. Check our websites "EXTRA" section and you'll find a nice little PalmOS application. It hooks the Pref-Panel Menu and is called Battery Panel. This will let you see the digital voltage of your batteries, set the battery type from a drop-down list, and let you change the threshold settings. The Critical/Power-off threshold is a must for rechargable users since they roll-off much quicker then alkalines do. The same webpage gives instructions on the .7 shortcut too.
Thanks for the excellent questions.
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Not as useful as FullCharge
RE: Not as useful as FullCharge
the REAL "Road Warrior" will use Revolve Designs UniMount system. It too
will charge your PDA but it'll hold your PDA too.
The hands-off nature of the Charge-N-Run design does work well
when a desktop charging system is all you need.
It's good to have a choice. :)
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Wow
Price looks good too. Would make a great gift for my family members running my old IIIe/xe's.