how long of a run time on a single charge
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Greetings Brian,- Battery Times:3.00 HOURS battery time with default backlight setting 10 out of 1-20 (full screen).3.50 HOURS battery time with backlight setting 5 out of 1-20 (full screen).3.80 HOURS battery time with backlight setting 1 out of 1-20 (full screen).Best Regards,Neil
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I want to say about 4 hours. I haven't tested the battery alot, but I have used the player alot and it is awesome! It's so good that I bought a second one because I wanted to be sure that I'd have another when the first one wore out in a few years. I was laid up for a while cos of a car accident, and this was awesome because it has a remote control that works wonderfully and the pic quality is awesome! So is the sound quality. And I use it alot. I also leave it plugged in while playing it if possible, that way the battery won't run down.I recommend this to anyone. The Sony quality shines thru on this :) I want to say about 4 hours. I haven't tested the battery alot, but I have used the player alot and it is awesome! It's so good that I bought a second one because I wanted to be sure that I'd have another when the first one wore out in a few years. I was laid up for a while cos of a car accident, and this was awesome because it has a remote control that works wonderfully and the pic quality is awesome! So is the sound quality. And I use it alot. I also leave it plugged in while playing it if possible, that way the battery won't run down.I recommend this to anyone. The Sony quality... » Read More I want to say about 4 hours. I haven't tested the battery alot, but I have used the player alot and it is awesome! It's so good that I bought a second one because I wanted to be sure that I'd have another when the first one wore out in a few years. I was laid up for a while cos of a car accident, and this was awesome because it has a remote control that works wonderfully and the pic quality is awesome! So is the sound quality. And I use it alot. I also leave it plugged in while playing it if possible, that way the battery won't run down.I recommend this to anyone. The Sony quality shines thru on this :) « Show Less
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Depends on flying conditions but I would say I get 7-10 minutes on a charge. I've never let it go until it ran out so I don't know what the max is.
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If fully discharged, charge time seems to take about 8-12 hours. The run time averages about 40-45 minutes until it runs out of juice. This is based on my usage and the current model I'm using, so your experience may be different. As time passes, the battery does go, with the average life around 24 months, again, my experience. It does do very good job when it works, just be prepared to replace the whole unit every 2 years or so, as the battery is not replaceable and it doesn't have a long life. However, at about $30 or so, the cost per month is less than $1.50 per month, so it's hard to beat overall. If fully discharged, charge time seems to take about 8-12 hours. The run time averages about 40-45 minutes until it runs out of juice. This is based on my usage and the current model I'm using, so your experience may be different. As time passes, the battery does go, with the average life around 24 months, again, my experience. It does do very good job when it works, just be prepared to replace the whole unit every 2 years or so, as the battery is not replaceable and it doesn't have a long life. However, at about $30 or so, the cost per month is less than $1.50 per month, so it's hard to... » Read More If fully discharged, charge time seems to take about 8-12 hours. The run time averages about 40-45 minutes until it runs out of juice. This is based on my usage and the current model I'm using, so your experience may be different. As time passes, the battery does go, with the average life around 24 months, again, my experience. It does do very good job when it works, just be prepared to replace the whole unit every 2 years or so, as the battery is not replaceable and it doesn't have a long life. However, at about $30 or so, the cost per month is less than $1.50 per month, so it's hard to beat overall. « Show Less
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Depending on your charger. I run a Nitecore i4 intellicharger. Which takes about 3-5 hours(2 batteries charging at once) if the batteries were completely drained. By this I mean I had them so low that the protection circuit on the battery went into shut down to keep from over discharging the battery.
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I didn't use it continuously to test the actual running time. But, through the first uses 9when I ran the battery all the way down) I added the times up and it came out to between 4.5 and 5 hours.
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Since this is the OEM brand, it will take 6-8 hrs, that means the battery itself is most likely about 225mA at 7.4V giving you a 45min runtime. I figured this all out by taking the .2A that's on the charger, knowing how long my manual says the battery should last when running (45min). Divide 45 by .2mA and that gives you the battery capacity, and if you're clever enough, you realize that .2=5 (convert decimal into fraction, then inverse it) and 45 * 5 = 225. It's an approximation. Though it really helps when figuring this stuff out.
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Not sure of the actual run time per charge, but then I have not had it on for more than 6 hours before putting it back on the charger. Light was still burning brightly when I recharged.
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These are not easy questions to answer definitively since it runs automatically and I have never just run it out of power to see how ling that takes. Having said that, my estimate is about three hours run time. I have my unit run every day and it usually runs for over an hour with no troubles. It returns to the charging unit on its own. I have often run it for an additional 60-90 minutes within a couple of hours of a previous usage with no problems. So it seems to charge quickly.
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The run time will vary with the height and thickness of the grass. On an average my guess would be 20 to 30 minutes. I have two batteries one for front yard and one for backward. An average suburan house and lot.
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I blew out gutters in the back and front of the house, battery still has a charge, though I don't know how much is left. I would say fifteen minutes or so of power in a charged battery.
314117
A brand new battery can take up to 3 hours to fully charge. After the battery has been charged and depleted to under 5% about ten times, the charge that is held takes about 2 - 2.5 hours to fully charge.
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I bought for my father, and he was trying to remember...he thought it was about 1.5 hours for initial charge.
1199464
Hello. I never actually timed it, but it seems like it only takes a few hours tops. It holds the charge good as we'll hope this helps a little.
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It depends on your charger. I did not pay close attention but I used a 1 amp charger and it took about 2 hours or so.
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It really depends on the amount of current draw, but I can tell you that generally you are going to get about 10-15 minutes of runtime from this unit on a standard computer. A gas generator is the only low cost option that will give you 3 days.
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30 days according to the specs. I imagine that is linear time, not running time. So far I've run mine for about 25hrs and no issues. Hope this helps.
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It depends upon the load being drawn by what you have plugged into it. The APC Smart UPS brochure shows the run time depending upon the wattage. For example if you are drawing 200 watts of power, then with a fully charged battery it should last about 20-22 minutes according to the brochure.