Subject: | Rolls PB224 |
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From: | "Debbi B" dgbrusco |
Date: | Sat Jul 1, 2006 11:48 am (PDT) |
It seems like the 9v batteries in my power supply (used with Rode NT-1A) don't last very long. I used it to record maybe half an hour worth of actual recording, not including on pause, which was probably 30-60 minutes if that. Previous to this either I've forgotten to turn off the power supply or the switch got turned on in my bag. This time I made sure to turn it off. Is this within the normal range one would expect batteries to last? (Of course, just when I want to use it, I don't have any extra batteries. The neighborhood Mockingbird has been including "meow"s in its repertoire.) Debbi |
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