WOW, maybe im just use to doing crazy things because i have had some sparks and of course some circuits have been lost, but still have a giant surplus

But i have not had so many problems as you describe, but if everything is working now please post results, runtime etc.

arg installed "savecpu" and now my qbeecon battery widget reads 3415.4%. I uninstalled savecpu and restarted but still stuck with the wrong figure...please help

did dpkg ---purge savecpu and still my qbw battery reads 3422.2% and 44.097v. Can I get my qbw back showing percent battery left with the mugen? to recap, installed savecpu, lost my regular percent, uninstalled and reinstalled 1.6 battery meter and uninstalled and purged savecpu and am now getting readings on the qbw that mean nothing to me .

well, just ordered 3 bluescud batteries. not brave enough to combine them but will be happy with a little bit of extra juice.

what I found as mentioned the post just above yours is QCPUFreq has the same behaviour. Only way I've found around it is to remove the widget, restart, then add the widget again

I had the same problem and dr_frost_dk showed me to this thread. I hope it'll help you as well.

thanks, removed the /etc/modules line, all ok now.

Ok have moved the NOTE about the battery meter so now you should find it, there is a link to the thread with the modules fix


2250mAh battery is being tested as im writing.
Prognoses not good.
I can make an estimate of 300mAh by just looking at how the battery is reacting to the discharge & charge cycle.
And it looks like this battery will have somewhere between 1250 - 1350mAh, which is double confirmed when pealing off the cover and finding the text code, and in the end of that code it reads 1350 so it should be 1350mAh, i will post the results when 1 cycle is complete and just for the fun of it i will take it to 10 cycles as described on the page selling it and on the ebay listing, even though it is just BS.

So for now it is a race to see if it will go beyond the japod or just hold the 4 place in the battery list.


EDIT: So the scud is still going to be the king.

Ok 1 cycle is almost complete and so far it is at 1450mAh, so it has just hit 2 place, will update this post for every cycle.

01 Cycle = 1460mAh
02 Cycle = 1410mAh ???
03 Cycle = In Progress (testing time 3-5 hours)

The irony. A bald-faced fraud covering in truth a rather good battery....

Assuming that some sly bozo pasted on the lie and not the manufacturers, any chance of identifying the latter? That would be good to know.