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    The capacity for my 7 cell extended battery for my z60t keeps going up!

    Discussion in 'Lenovo' started by ucsdmike, Mar 28, 2006.

  1. ucsdmike

    ucsdmike Newbie

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    Design capacity is 65.52Wh, but every 2 times I charge it or so, I notice the full charge capacity goes up, and it charges to the new full charge capacity. With about 9 cycles of charging, I'm up to 71.51Wh? Is there any reason to be cautious? If not, anyone know what the true capacity of this the 7 cell battery is?
     
  2. syxbit

    syxbit Notebook Evangelist

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    should be fine.
    it's under warranty anyway eh!
     
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    strikeback03 Notebook Deity

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    weird. my 6 cell in my T43 has dropped off from 51.84 to 50.29 since I owned it. lists a cycle count of 11.
     
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    Talon88 Notebook Consultant

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    :::

    haha, maybe Z60t is a self healing, self growing
    notebook.....!

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    Icelox18 Notebook Geek

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    I thought I had heard that the new batteries were learning batteries and Adjusted power output based on usage patterns. I could be way off of course. Maybe you changed your usage patterns?