Flashtrax
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.Adam.

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1,861 posts

285 months

Monday 8th August 2005
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Anybody got a Flashtrax portable image storage device? Just wondering how long yours holds a charge for? Mine doesn't seem to hold it for long, and was wondering if there is a problem with mine, or if it is normal.

406

3,636 posts

275 months

Monday 8th August 2005
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Ah, I have the same problem with my 20 gig one. If I leave the battery connected, it last a week if I am lucky but, if I remove it it lasts ages. I think I need to find the email address of the company and ask whats wrong. It may be that a firmware update is needed.

HTH

Dave

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406

3,636 posts

275 months

Tuesday 9th August 2005
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Just had this back from Falshtrax

Hello:

FlashTrax uses a small amount of battery power even when powered off, to monitor various switches, peripherals, etc. for "instant-on" features. As such, the battery can eventually run down in a week or two even if it is not in use. To maximize the battery power available when you are ready to use it, simply remove the battery from FlashTrax when it is not in use for long periods.

A tip: When not using your FlashTrax, you can remove the battery, flip it over and carefully and partially insert it back into FlashTrax, just enough to hold it in place but not enough to stress any of the connectors. In this configuration, FlashTrax will not drain the battery at all.

HTH

Dave

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.Adam.

Original Poster:

1,861 posts

285 months

Tuesday 9th August 2005
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406 said:
Just had this back from Falshtrax

Hello:

FlashTrax uses a small amount of battery power even when powered off, to monitor various switches, peripherals, etc. for "instant-on" features. As such, the battery can eventually run down in a week or two even if it is not in use. To maximize the battery power available when you are ready to use it, simply remove the battery from FlashTrax when it is not in use for long periods.

A tip: When not using your FlashTrax, you can remove the battery, flip it over and carefully and partially insert it back into FlashTrax, just enough to hold it in place but not enough to stress any of the connectors. In this configuration, FlashTrax will not drain the battery at all.

HTH

Dave

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