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2010-03-31
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#171
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Originally Posted by zimon
I think the N900 recalibrates the battery sensors on boot - presumably the settings are specific to the standard battery.
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2010-03-31
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#172
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Originally Posted by Milhouse
https://bugs.maemo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=9789
Maybe someone with one of these batteries should file a bug in https://bugs.maemo.org/. Probably too late for PR1.2 though.
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2010-03-31
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#173
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Originally Posted by shadowjk
So you measured resistance between what and what pins?
I measured the Battery Size Indicator pin with a dmm, and comparing it with BL-5C, BP-4L and BL-5J does make it look like it's properly reporting the bigger capacity.
What is the formula to convert the resistance then to capacity of the battery, do you know?
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2010-04-02
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Between GND and the third (unmarked) pin. I don't know the formula.
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Seems like there's a design flaw in the mugen battery. The resistance on BSI-GND varies according to battery temperature. Thus the reported design capacity varies depending on how warm the battery is.
Edit:
Sent an email to mugen about it..
Last edited by shadowjk; 2010-04-02 at 14:23.
EDIT:
Seems like there's a design flaw in the mugen battery. The resistance on BSI-GND varies according to battery temperature. Thus the reported design capacity varies depending on how warm the battery is.
Edit:
Sent an email to mugen about it..
Last edited by shadowjk; 2010-04-02 at 14:23.
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2010-04-02
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#175
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i just get 1 more bl-5j battery and an external charger.
that way, plugging my n900 on a wall charger is minimal, and i dont have to wait for 2 hours before can use my n900 if charging
that way, plugging my n900 on a wall charger is minimal, and i dont have to wait for 2 hours before can use my n900 if charging
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2010-04-02
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#176
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Originally Posted by gabby131
Well you can use your N900 while charging as long as you've got a sufficiently long cable
i just get 1 more bl-5j battery and an external charger.
that way, plugging my n900 on a wall charger is minimal, and i dont have to wait for 2 hours before can use my n900 if charging
You don't need to charge it full once you start charging either, you can interrupt and resume the charging whenever you want.
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2010-04-02
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#177
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Originally Posted by shadowjk
that's right! and you dont have to turn your phone off
Well you can use your N900 while charging as long as you've got a sufficiently long cable
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2010-04-02
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#178
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Originally Posted by maxximuscool
You're mistaken, they tune and power anything that's Honda
I thought Mugen is powering HONDA Vtech Engine
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2010-04-03
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#179
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1st charge: 2,5 days of battery life (many hours of web surfing)
2nd charge: 6 days of battery life (every day use - some web surfing, checking for updates, pim/agenda)
2nd charge: 6 days of battery life (every day use - some web surfing, checking for updates, pim/agenda)
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2010-04-04
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#180
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FYI I've hacked my Mugen back cover with white sticky tape (where there should be the white spot that signals the lens cover is open) and a piece of a fridge magnet in the place of the original cover magnet. It wasn't difficult, the only point is to find a magnet powerful enough.
Mugen says they'll send two working covers when they are ready; in the meantime, my hacked one works
Mugen says they'll send two working covers when they are ready; in the meantime, my hacked one works
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