I have a TT 125 and a third edition. They are stored in plastic boxes
when not being used. The third edition was in the back of my truck and
not used for several days. My wife was driving the truck and after
several miles, from the crew cab, she heard turn left, turn right, etc.
If the unit hadn't been turned off when it was put away, wouldn't the
battery be discharged in several days?

The same thing happened to the 125 except it was put on a shelf for a
week. While I was in the closet I noticed the screen was glowing.

Any idea what could be turning the units on?

Robert Boucher wrote:

> I have a TT 125 and a third edition. They are stored in plastic boxes
> when not being used. The third edition was in the back of my truck and
> not used for several days. My wife was driving the truck and after
> several miles, from the crew cab, she heard turn left, turn right,
> etc. If the unit hadn't been turned off when it was put away,
> wouldn't the battery be discharged in several days?
>
> The same thing happened to the 125 except it was put on a shelf for a
> week. While I was in the closet I noticed the screen was glowing.
>
> Any idea what could be turning the units on?

Its a fault with some versions.

"Robert Boucher" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> My wife was driving the truck and after
> several miles, from the crew cab, she heard turn left, turn right, etc.
> If the unit hadn't been turned off when it was put away, wouldn't the
> battery be discharged in several days?

> Any idea what could be turning the units on?

Is your wife pretty?

:-)

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Brian
"Fight like the Devil, die like a gentleman."

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from Robert Boucher <(E-Mail Removed)> contains these words:

> I have a TT 125 and a third edition. They are stored in plastic boxes
> when not being used. The third edition was in the back of my truck and
> not used for several days. My wife was driving the truck and after
> several miles, from the crew cab, she heard turn left, turn right, etc.
> If the unit hadn't been turned off when it was put away, wouldn't the
> battery be discharged in several days?

> The same thing happened to the 125 except it was put on a shelf for a
> week. While I was in the closet I noticed the screen was glowing.

> Any idea what could be turning the units on?

Some some ago this topic came up on this group regarding the TT One XL
and someone posted a reply from TT regarding removing a corrupt file,
unfortunately I did not save it. The heading at the time was something
like 'battery goes flat after a few days of non-use'.
Please post any findings.
Robin

"Brian Watson" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> "Robert Boucher" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>> My wife was driving the truck and after
>> several miles, from the crew cab, she heard turn left, turn right, etc.
>> If the unit hadn't been turned off when it was put away, wouldn't the
>> battery be discharged in several days?
>
>> Any idea what could be turning the units on?
>
> Is your wife pretty?
>


Very cute, I enjoyed that...


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> "Brian Watson" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>> "Robert Boucher" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>>> My wife was driving the truck and after
>>> several miles, from the crew cab, she heard turn left, turn right, etc.
>>> If the unit hadn't been turned off when it was put away, wouldn't the
>>> battery be discharged in several days?
>>
>>> Any idea what could be turning the units on?
>>
>> Is your wife pretty?
>>
>
>
> Very cute, I enjoyed that...


Glad you liked it.

:-)

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Brian
"Fight like the Devil, die like a gentleman."