Just got my new Radio, great piece of kit so far, much smaller than I thought it would be!
I got the free accessory pack with it, probably won't use the battery until summer so was wondering if it's safe to leave the battery in all the time whilst on ac power or is it best to just put the battery in when needed?
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2011-01-14, 03:29 #1Senior Member
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Radio and battery
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2011-01-14, 08:03 #2Senior Member
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It's best to install the battery right away, AFAIU. The Radio will try to maintain the battery optimally, while by not inserting it you'll risk damaging it by letting it run dry.
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2011-01-16, 05:05 #3Member
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where did you buy it from? a free accessory pack has made it more interesting.
Originally Posted by dave77
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2011-01-16, 06:19 #4Senior Member
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John Lewis in the UK are bundling a free accessory set at the moment. Also, Costco had the Radio at £83 when I was in there the other day.
Yes, it will. Yes, all of them. Yes, SoftSqueeze as well. What ?
I SAID ALL OF THEM !
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2011-01-18, 05:02 #5Senior Member
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Yup, JL online, they've sold out online but some stores still have them I think Originally Posted by wilgartw
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2011-01-31, 03:21 #6Senior Member
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I bought an accessory pack in John Lewis Nottingham at the weekend. They weren't on display but when I asked she said they had lots in stock
No wonder they had lots left if they don't display them!
The instore radio didn't mention anything about a free accessory pack either (but was £114)
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