Red Hot Battery Push N900 to its limit of life cycle per day
 

Hi There,

Here I wanted to share with everyone, about the high capacity battery (RedHot) - Tested and Approved

Few days ago I bought a new battery because currently I'm having issue after few hours of browsing with multitask about 9 active apps
plus wifi too long, my n900 easily runs out of battery.

after switch to these new battery It works like wonder, I can suft whole days with movie download over 1gb and its still alive. Consider its quite amazing.

So no more worries. Below is the data capture using BatteryGraph application. you can see how big different from your current stat battery.

http://deancrevis.com/images/Screens...214-160943.png

The Battery :

http://deancrevis.com/images/1444547505.jpg

Malaysian Market
Cost: RM45-65 / USD 15-21
- I guess its quite cheap and affordable
- It dont have the, what you call it normally high capacity battery the extension which will make your n900 like dog throwing stone :)
coz it has the same size as BL-5J



But im not selling it, I bought down my apartment, if you think wanted to waste some money maybe i can deliver it to you. im oso not sure how much will it cost.

Well good day...

Re: Red Hot Battery Push N900 to its limit of life cycle per day
 

How can it pack more juice without being bigger? Did it do away with the protective wrapping or somthing?

Re: Red Hot Battery Push N900 to its limit of life cycle per day
 

I think this is a BS scam !

Re: Red Hot Battery Push N900 to its limit of life cycle per day
 

it says 1320mAh which is the same as stock, battery graph almost looks altered????

this battery does not look interesting enough to get my attention, and when battery's are concerned im apparently the go to guy :D

Re: Red Hot Battery Push N900 to its limit of life cycle per day
 

Nono I'm not asking you all to buy it, It just I want to share coz to prove that my n900 can really last for few days.

And I'm not selling it either.

I hope you all don't misunderstand what I'm trying to share. It just information and it wouldn't harm anybody.

PS: Maybe I'm a Graphic Designer + Web Developer but I don't do anything to scam, coz I'm using my own online ID.

I'm just disappointed coz I'm sharing information and not pushing people to buy any kind product.

by end of day, it all up to you guys to judge. So thank you.

or maybe i should post to youtube rather here. Coz linux user they test before they make conclusion. So thank you.

Re: Red Hot Battery Push N900 to its limit of life cycle per day
 

Hmm. In your position I would first monitor battery depletion in idle state to check that there is no runaway processes. Power search for tens of threads about battery issues. Mostly those are about some testing/devel stuff installed and user who doesn´t understand what they are doing.

The case you are describing "downloading 1Gb of movie and surfing all day" sounds just weird. NONE of current hand held devices manage to do that. Your usage case is pure extreme, but gives nice scientific stuff to power users of TMO.

And after all Screen brightness is the biggest consumer of energy.

But good thing that new battery gives you longer runtime. Please remember that wear level of batteries in handheld devices kicks in quite quickly when you charge it daily. Or was you battery like that from day 1 after PR1.3?

Re: Red Hot Battery Push N900 to its limit of life cycle per day
 

Well why not send one to me in NZ, I'll test it and let you know.

Re: Red Hot Battery Push N900 to its limit of life cycle per day
 

And there was me thinking I was the only n900 owner in NZ (brought it with me when I moved here)...

Re: Red Hot Battery Push N900 to its limit of life cycle per day
 

can't really tell much when your graph is at a zoom of 3.5

Re: Red Hot Battery Push N900 to its limit of life cycle per day
 

Thanks for the comment, Tomorrow I will do full testing. the checklist will be:

1. test in idle mode and list out all processes taking place during testing using corky and htop, begin and before batery flatting down.

2. test non-idle mode and download 2 movies , size would be around 1400Mb as well as listing-down the processes

3. test in multitasks environment approx. 9 apps running and see how long will it last.

4. test in current firmware PR1.3

Anything else should I add-up ? any other programs should I test as well ?

Re: Red Hot Battery Push N900 to its limit of life cycle per day
 

Lol there isn't many advanced N900 users here. Most people underused their N900 (10% of N900 power). I got my N900 since November 2009. So when did you get yours. Where do you live in NZ? I'm in Hamilton City, North Island. Good to see another one around lol. I guess you're not a kiwi :)

Re: Red Hot Battery Push N900 to its limit of life cycle per day
 

Want the real mAh then send one to me, i will not buy one of these battery's since it is only claiming 1350mAh, and as of now the 3 top battery's in my list is:
1. 1420 @ 1510mAh Scud
2. 1400 @ 1400mAh Polarcell
3. 1350 @ 1370mAh Japod

PM/Skype if you want to send one

Re: Red Hot Battery Push N900 to its limit of life cycle per day
 

i did bought a battery call Galileo. they said it last until 2-3 days but it's all what they said, the truth is it only can last for 2 or 3 hours only. what a shame. well if you said it's true. i might be interested. :D

Re: Red Hot Battery Push N900 to its limit of life cycle per day
 

If you want pure battery life go for the scud, look to my thread for more info.

Re: Red Hot Battery Push N900 to its limit of life cycle per day
 

well thanks dr_frost_dk i will check it out

Re: Red Hot Battery Push N900 to its limit of life cycle per day
 

do you use 3g or wifi?? my 3g eat my battry like cackes but wifi rus longer

Re: Red Hot Battery Push N900 to its limit of life cycle per day
 

just wanted to add the recent test i did on the dual scud, moderate usage with, Bluetooth, Wifi (auto connect), 3G all always on, and had an runtime of 32hours
http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...&postcount=355

with minimal usage i got 70hours
http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...&postcount=372

again both tests where with all "systems" on no power saving at all, and also the custom brightness (simple) level 3 (153), which as stated before is still the biggest power drain (screen brightness)