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  1. 03-31-2012, 04:52 PM #1
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    Just put i-pilot on my PD-V2 and only used a couple times, but does the job I need it to do. Just curious as to lifespan of remote battery.
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    My batt is 2 years olds. Still working. I oughta change it, but, hey, I got a spare and a screwdriver.
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    I got about 1,000 hours out of one. Fresh coin-type cells have a very long shelf life, so the number of hours in service is your most useful benchmark.
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    Yep. Life expectancy is based on current drain. That is why I am still alive. I stay charged.
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