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Old 07-07-2015, 03:22 PM   #1
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Good luck and Im thinking living in TX where its hot is going to rob you of a lot of battery life...
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Good luck and Im thinking living in TX where its hot is going to rob you of a lot of battery life...
Yep. I wondered aloud about that on a thread a few years ago and CTScott responded on that the thread with the technical details as to why. Goes for cold temperature extremes as well.
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