Re: First Charge

mcbuttz78 · ‎07-02-2009

ProfessorGerbik wrote:
Heh I wasn't saying you were complaining at all.

I was just trying to explain it better to you, seem you had gotten what I said confused or something, no big deal. I just think it's important for the OP to know batteries usally take longer to charge than what the actual battery gauge or lights will tell you.

haha sorry about that . i agree. i think tech is getting more better, back in my day we had a charger but you had to crank them all you got was about 1-3 hr of power or you used a gas crank that lasted all night. Electric was not used as freely like was today. You couldnt own a tv or phone back in my day as kid. But little be know iphone phone s etc and all that stuff was was a thought at the time.

I have my grandpa's tv in the basement of my home it takes nickel or dime to watch..

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Arliman · ‎04-13-2005

Yeah, it charges hella fast.

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ProfessorGerbik · ‎10-12-2012

mcbuttz78 wrote:
ProfessorGerbik wrote:
Heh I wasn't saying you were complaining at all.

I was just trying to explain it better to you, seem you had gotten what I said confused or something, no big deal. I just think it's important for the OP to know batteries usally take longer to charge than what the actual battery gauge or lights will tell you.
haha sorry about that . i agree. i think tech is getting more better, back in my day we had a charger but you had to crank them all you got was about 1-3 hr of power or you used a gas crank that lasted all night. Electric was not used as freely like was today. You couldnt own a tv or phone back in my day as kid. But little be know iphone phone s etc and all that stuff was was a thought at the time.
I have my grandpa's tv in the basement of my home it takes nickel or dime to watch..

Lol are you serious? Never heard of such a thing, that must be very old indeed.

mcbuttz78 · ‎07-02-2009

ProfessorGerbik wrote:
mcbuttz78 wrote:
ProfessorGerbik wrote:
Heh I wasn't saying you were complaining at all.

I was just trying to explain it better to you, seem you had gotten what I said confused or something, no big deal. I just think it's important for the OP to know batteries usally take longer to charge than what the actual battery gauge or lights will tell you.
haha sorry about that . i agree. i think tech is getting more better, back in my day we had a charger but you had to crank them all you got was about 1-3 hr of power or you used a gas crank that lasted all night. Electric was not used as freely like was today. You couldnt own a tv or phone back in my day as kid. But little be know iphone phone s etc and all that stuff was was a thought at the time.
I have my grandpa's tv in the basement of my home it takes nickel or dime to watch..
Lol are you serious? Never heard of such a thing, that must be very old indeed.

Yes im serious. If i remember it correct from him telling me when you put money it at the end of the month some came and collected the money, becuase again electric was not freelly used or owned in those times . Everything was leased, not it was like it was today where you paid paper bill, they actually came and collected it.

Yes its very old.

Mcbuttz78
vp-psn legioniaree group

Logical_Dolphin · ‎07-13-2000

ProfessorGerbik wrote:

mcbuttz78 wrote:

ProfessorGerbik wrote:

Heh I wasn't saying you were complaining at all.

I was just trying to explain it better to you, seem you had gotten what I said confused or something, no big deal. I just think it's important for the OP to know batteries usally take longer to charge than what the actual battery gauge or lights will tell you.

haha sorry about that . i agree. i think tech is getting more better, back in my day we had a charger but you had to crank them all you got was about 1-3 hr of power or you used a gas crank that lasted all night. Electric was not used as freely like was today. You couldnt own a tv or phone back in my day as kid. But little be know iphone phone s etc and all that stuff was was a thought at the time.

I have my grandpa's tv in the basement of my home it takes nickel or dime to watch..

Lol are you serious? Never heard of such a thing, that must be very old indeed.

I never heard of such a thing either for someone's home. In the past I have seen coin operated TVs at places like bus stations and train stations, where these TVs would be connected to a chair for semi-private viewing. Something to do while one waits...

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Logical_Dolphin · ‎07-13-2000

Logical_Dolphin wrote:

ProfessorGerbik wrote:

mcbuttz78 wrote:

ProfessorGerbik wrote:

Heh I wasn't saying you were complaining at all.

I was just trying to explain it better to you, seem you had gotten what I said confused or something, no big deal. I just think it's important for the OP to know batteries usally take longer to charge than what the actual battery gauge or lights will tell you.

haha sorry about that . i agree. i think tech is getting more better, back in my day we had a charger but you had to crank them all you got was about 1-3 hr of power or you used a gas crank that lasted all night. Electric was not used as freely like was today. You couldnt own a tv or phone back in my day as kid. But little be know iphone phone s etc and all that stuff was was a thought at the time.

I have my grandpa's tv in the basement of my home it takes nickel or dime to watch..

Lol are you serious? Never heard of such a thing, that must be very old indeed.

I never heard of such a thing either for someone's home. In the past I have seen coin operated TVs at places like bus stations and train stations, where these TVs would be connected to a chair for semi-private viewing. Something to do while one waits...