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06-03-2006, 20:02
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Re: Power issues...Electrical? Mechanical?
It sounds like your batteries are surface charging. What I mean is, they look like they are full, but the charge wears off immediately. Have you left your batteries in a hot place for an extended period of time? If so, I'd say you need brand new batteries. If not, I'd have to say it's in the wiring somewhere.
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