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06-01-2003, 18:47
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We tested (last year) and found that we could run for three matches, if we absolutely *had* to, without the battery dying. We usually never run more than one match without a new battery. The exception is during elim rounds, we may run two matches with the same abttery, so we can put a fresh one on in the finals!
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