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Hello to the group.
To my shame some 8yrs back I purchase a Skysensor 2000pc and never go into using it. I have a 10 inch Orion F5 ? reflector,field trypod,Orion 570mm pier and a C102 Celestron refractor (approx 12 years old and I believe at the time made by Vixen) (I could be wrong). A lot of the reason for all staying well covered in the outside brick shed was following heart surgery I lost all interest,now I'd like to try again. I never was a expert at astronomy like many in this group but I have from time to time come back to this group for a read. I recently fired up the SSK2pc via the mains supply lead and following instructions entered required details. After switching off and back on again it asked for details to be entered again so seems that internal battery has died. I am capable of installing//solderdering bat in.BUT does anyone know where to get a replacement battery please. Baz -- |
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On Thu, 15 Oct 2009 22:46:32 +0100, ForeverArsenal wrote:
I am capable of installing//solderdering bat in.BUT does anyone know where to get a replacement battery please. What type/size battery is it? If it's a common Lithium coin type battery most supermarkets have 'em. Failing that you could try a Maplin store if you have one nearby or the electronics places on the web like CPC, Rapid Electronics, RS etc Have you tried leaving the unit switched on and plugged into the mains for 24hrs. It might be a rechargeable and recover. Though if it is a rechargeable it probably won't be as good as it should be and have a very short backup time. -- Cheers Dave. |
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