Re: Modding a 900MHz Panasonic phone
- From: Franc Zabkar <fzabkar@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 17 Aug 2005 09:20:34 +1000
On Tue, 16 Aug 2005 19:52:47 GMT, "Pete R" <nospam4me@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
put finger to keyboard and composed:
>It's time for a new battery in our 900MHz Panasonic TC1741,
>and we'd like to switch from the stock 3 x 600mAh NiCad
>batteries to something with more capacity, maybe 3 x 1000mAh
>or 3 x 1200mAh.
>
>The handset has a battery indicator, and we'd like to know if this
>indicator works by simply keeping track of how long the phone
>has been used since the last recharge, or if it actually measures
>battery strength. If it's a dumb indicator then it will start beeping
>for a recharge well before the new, higher capacity batteries are
>discharged.
>
>We emailed Panasonic tech support and their answer was, "We
>don't know". Has anyone tried this with one of their 900MHz
>phones?
>
>Thanks.
I have an old KX-T4027AL-W/AUS cordless Panasonic phone whose original
KX-A36A (3.6V ~400mAh) pack has been replaced with a much larger pack.
This particular model detects the battery voltage which means that the
talk and standby times are dependent on the mAh rating. The only
downside is that I can't get the battery cover back on, so I've had to
retain the pack with double-sided tape.
- Franc Zabkar
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