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telnet is offline telnet
2010-04-18 , 23:04
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tried appx 5 secs and it worked. i guess its long enough to swap batteries over but swapping simm cards is a pain is the azz
 
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2010-04-18 , 23:06
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Originally Posted by telnet View Post
tried appx 5 secs and it worked. i guess its long enough to swap batteries over but swapping simm cards is a pain is the azz
lol yes now try 15seconds long and press the power button as well when the battery is out. Guaranteed that your device will be lost it's setting.
 
telnet is offline telnet
2010-04-18 , 23:08
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i would if i wasnt soo tired. would be worth checking if having the charger connected stops the data loss. unortunately dont have mine to hand
 
shadowjk is offline shadowjk
2010-04-18 , 23:10
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#24
There is a non-recargeable backup battery in the N900. Maybe all that time with no battery in your N900 has depleted it...
 
maxximuscool is offline maxximuscool
2010-04-18 , 23:13
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Originally Posted by shadowjk View Post
There is a non-recargeable backup battery in the N900. Maybe all that time with no battery in your N900 has depleted it...
I don't think there is one...Correct me if i'm wrong. But mine always been like this since out of the box. So if I ask you why would Nokia put a non-rechargable battery in a mobile device? This doesn't make any sense to the design at all.
if it is a none chargable battery then there should be replacible battery right? Unless there is not one! Else it would have been added to the manual.
 
zimon is offline zimon
2010-04-18 , 23:20
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#26
Can battery be replaced on the fly when the device is on under those 10 seconds? That would be really useful feature.
 
shadowjk is offline shadowjk
2010-04-18 , 23:22
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The existence of the backup battery is mentioned in the service manual.
 
geneven is offline geneven
2010-04-18 , 23:24
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#28
Originally Posted by maxximuscool View Post

The problem is the charge can stay longer than 10seconds sometimes and if you want to give it test, try take the battery out and press hold the power button for 5seconds and take the simcard out and then put it back in. Put the battery and turn it on. Have a test and let me and other people on here know too.

This would be a useful information.
The time and date are still correct for me. I tried it twice.
 
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2010-04-18 , 23:26
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Originally Posted by zimon View Post
Can battery be replaced on the fly when the device is on under those 10 seconds? That would be really
useful feature.
It would be, and the suggestions that this be done were ignored, or at least, it was never made to happen. This would be great for me, no more booting up after changing batteries.
 
shadowjk is offline shadowjk
2010-04-18 , 23:29
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#30
The backup battery is both unable to provide that much power, and its capacity would only be enough for a split second.
 
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