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23-01-2007, 16:17
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Re: Fried chicklet
We completely understand this. We are using a 7.2 volt battery which is at 7.2 volts. However, upon connection to the chicklet, the light on the chicklet turns red and the battery drains quickly, indicating a short. This happens with the joystick unplugged as well as with the joystick plugged in. It is almost certainly a fault with the chicklet, maybe one caused by us, but the chicklet seems in fine condition with no shorts or problems with the board.
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