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Extended battery
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travisn000
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my dad just bought me one from HK. its 3500 Mah. ill post pics and results after a few daysfeel free to pm me if i forget to update
There are pics of a similar 3500 mAH battery and cover here:
http://www.droidforums.net/forum/dr...-3500-mah-extended-battery-2.html#post1219801
...early report says that it lasts 23 hours with heavy use, and 3 days with light use; still waiting to find out if it updates the battery status properly.
dominick_7
Member
For extended batteries you need to let it fully charge and full drain several times to activate the full potential of it's capacity and calibrate it. The power of the battery will usually not be noticeable until that occurs. Sometimes if that doesn't work formatting your phone does the trick. But you never know with eBay batteries..
I just bought the BH6X from the Verizon store on Wednesday. I don't see much difference in battery life. I have my background data turned off anc screen down to low. The only thing that I think may be a factor is the building I'm in. As soon as we get inside, there is little to no signal. It was suggested that I try to reset the phone so that it attenpts to get the closest tower. I'm ready to take this battery back because it is NOT extending. Any ideas?
Read the post before yours. Also use something like cpu tuner (if rooted) and/or tasker to really manage and maximize battery use. I actually underclock my DX regularly to 800mhz and see no diminish from stock performance. I use tasker to activate gps only on specific apps and use it to manage the phone in airplane only mode during sleeping hours. Easily get 24-36 hours out of the extended battery with moderate to heavy use.
So your saying to let it fully charge to 100% ans let it die out several times? And how do you calibrate the battery? Motorola told me to let it charge for no more than 4hrs?
Do NOT do that! Lithium-ion batteries don't "learn" like the older batteries did. Drain no more than once a month to calibrate. They don't like being discharged! As for overcharging, you can leave it plugged up and it won't hurt anything. Otherwise, you couldn't tether for longer than 4 hours at a time.
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