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July 11th 03, 06:29 AM
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The replacement time for the remote panel is not very explicit compared to
the main unit. The main unit batteries must be replaced "upon reaching the date marked upon each cell" (page 1 of installation and operation manual 08-12-98). For the remote unit, page 7 states "under normal operating conditions the lithium battery must be replaced every eight years. Alkaline type cells....may be used in place of the lithium cell. Under normal operating conditions the alkaline battery must be replaced every four years." (notice no reference to a date marked on the cell regarding the remote panel unit). John Severyn N24495 "Jim Weir" wrote in message ... (JDupre5762) shared these priceless pearls of wisdom: -an ACK ELT transmitter that the batteries still had to be replaced every two -years regardless. Am I wrong. If I am right then replacing the transmitter -and remote batteries at the same time would keep that problem from happening. You are wrong. The Duracell batteries that the TSO requires has an expiration date printed on the side of the battery. The expiration date for the batteries is the printed date. There IS no remote battery replacement requirement. 
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