Okay, I probably don't fit the usual image of a PDA user - I'm still using a
125 which suits me fine. That said, I'm having a problem when it is time to
change batteries. When the unit was new, I could change batteries with no
loss of anything, just do it. Now, however, when it is time to change
batteries (always away from home) I have to reset the darn thing and start
all over. I now put all the stuff I don't want to lose on my expansion chip.
I can live with this solution, but I'd like to solve the puzzle which remains
- what's up with the internal backup power? Is it a defunct capacitor or is
it a defunct battery? (I know the logically correct answer is "yes" unless
there is a third option, but am looking for a clue, here, folks)
Thanks for your time, I appreciate it.
tom k.
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I will find a way or make one.
(Most likely from Hannibal, crossing the Alps with his elephants
during the Second Punic War about 22 centuries ago.)
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