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"Power: non-replaceable lithium coin cell" OTOH, how hard could it be to crack it open and replace the battery, which is likely to be same on used in either your remote, or backing up BIOS in your computer
Appelski said:"Power: non-replaceable lithium coin cell" OTOH, how hard could it be to crack it open and replace the battery, which is likely to be same on used in either your remote, or backing up BIOS in your computer
I can't speak for this brand/model, but I thought the same. I had a cheap one that I used for a couple years until it went dead. I cracked it open, changed out the lithium cell and the only thing that comes up on the LCD is the letter T. I'm guessing there's some kind of calibration done at the factory on the way out that gets lost on power loss.
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