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Subject: Re: Bally Pro 6000 battery question Author: NewLifeGames [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 10:11:11 09/18/05 Sun In reply to: Mike N 's message, "Bally Pro 6000 battery question" on 16:43:21 09/16/05 Fri >Hi >I've just purchased a Bally pro 6000 machine for home >use. >We're using it plenty right now, but I anticipate that >once the novelty wears off a bit the use will be less >and less. The machine draws 1.1 amps at rest so if we >don't use it for days or a week at a time, I'd like to >shut it off. Would shutting the machine off for >extended periods have any effect on the lithium >battery life? >Thanks First off check your lithium battery with a meter it should read 3.6v if so it will last up to 1 year with the game power turned off. all the battery runs is a small ram chip to keep the bookkeeping and the game setting up to date. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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[> [> Subject: Re: Bally Pro 6000 battery question Author: Mike N [Edit] Date Posted: 19:09:57 10/03/05 Mon Thanks. Anyone where I can DL a manual for the Proslot 6000 Are the program chips the same as the 5000 or the 5500? >>Hi >>I've just purchased a Bally pro 6000 machine for home >>use. >>We're using it plenty right now, but I anticipate that >>once the novelty wears off a bit the use will be less >>and less. The machine draws 1.1 amps at rest so if we >>don't use it for days or a week at a time, I'd like to >>shut it off. Would shutting the machine off for >>extended periods have any effect on the lithium >>battery life? >>Thanks > > > >First off check your lithium battery with a meter it >should read 3.6v if so it will last up to 1 year with >the game power turned off. all the battery runs is a >small ram chip to keep the bookkeeping and the game >setting up to date.