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Join Date: Jan 2003
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My 10gig iPod seems to be losing the battery charge rather quickly.
I charged it Friday night. The only time I used it over the weekend was for about 5 minutes plugged into my firewire port to transfer music, no battery was used there. I just turned it on and the battery meter is down one mark. This is just one of many times it's done that. Is this normal or a faulty battery? Thanks
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Join Date: Jan 2003
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I don't have an iPod but I hear that the newest software update (1.2.6 http://www.apple.com/ipod/download/ )for it is supposed to fix some battery issues. Give us some specs of what ipod software you have in there, hope that helps.
Stephen
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i already have that firmware
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Join Date: Nov 2001
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Originally posted by yg17:
My 10gig iPod seems to be losing the battery charge rather quickly.
I charged it Friday night. The only time I used it over the weekend was for about 5 minutes plugged into my firewire port to transfer music, no battery was used there. I just turned it on and the battery meter is down one mark. This is just one of many times it's done that. Is this normal or a faulty battery? Thanks
One "tick" of downcharge after 48 hours of sitting around seems about normal -- You can't expect the iPod to sit around for days and days and keep a full charge... normally this type of battery can lose 5% to 15% of charge per day when just sitting.
With the old battery issues, the iPod would sometimes only give 5 *minutes* of play time if it had sat for 2 days. Now the fact that you'll get 6 or 7 hours on that charge is a marked improvement ;-)
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Join Date: Jan 2002
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Originally posted by CatOne:
One "tick" of downcharge after 48 hours of sitting around seems about normal -- You can't expect the iPod to sit around for days and days and keep a full charge... normally this type of battery can lose 5% to 15% of charge per day when just sitting.
With the old battery issues, the iPod would sometimes only give 5 *minutes* of play time if it had sat for 2 days. Now the fact that you'll get 6 or 7 hours on that charge is a marked improvement ;-)
So is it normal for my brand new 4G 20GB iPod to loose all it's charge after 7 days of not being used?
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Originally posted by m.brown:
So is it normal for my brand new 4G 20GB iPod to loose all it's charge after 7 days of not being used?
Yeah, I don't think that's all that abnormal.
Nice, bringing up a thread that hasn't been touched in 1.5 years ;-)
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