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  1. 02-06-2012, 12:36 PM #1
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    Battery Memory?

    Can a Kindle Fire battery be recharged at any level, or is it best to run the battery down to a low level? (I.E. can it develop a "memory" like the old NiCads used to suffer from) Thanx......Bill
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bill* View Post
    Can a Kindle Fire battery be recharged at any level, or is it best to run the battery down to a low level? (I.E. can it develop a "memory" like the old NiCads used to suffer from) Thanx......Bill
    The short answer is no. Lithium-Ion batteries are NOT susceptible to memory like the Ni-Cads were. You don't need to worry about when you charge your Fire.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MicroBeta View Post
    The short answer is no. Lithium-Ion batteries are susceptible to memory like the Ni-Cads were. You don't need to worry about when you charge your Fire.

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    Did you mean are NOT susceptible?
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    I'm sure he meant to write "not", because they're not.

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    Got it! Thank You all three. I appreciate your time....Bill
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    Yeah, I did mean NOT. Sorry about that. I've corrected my post.

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    I kinda figured that by reading in context. All's well....Thanx
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