general question about batteries

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general question about batteries

#1 Post by sportfreak » Sun Dec 28, 2008 5:18 pm

hey guys..

i have a general question about batteries and i wanted to know if it could be done..

The thing is that as soon as i m back home for the day, i just
unplug the battery and connect it to my dock and external monitor and keyboard and its connected pretty much until the next day morning before leave for college..

but there is a rare case wherein i sometimes need to undock in the middle of the night, and take the laptop with me to other places of my house so that i can use it temporarily on battery supply..and dock it back..

the question is that, can i directly plug in my battery into my laptop when its running on AC power??!!!! i mean i might just need to take my laptop with me for a few minutes and i really dont prefer switching it off and then connecting the battery and then switching it on..i mean the whole process is tedious..
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#2 Post by dr_st » Mon Dec 29, 2008 3:08 am

Can't see why you wouldn't be able to do that.

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#3 Post by sportfreak » Mon Dec 29, 2008 1:03 pm

well yeh its not possible when its docked in the ultrabase atleast the way i see it, how bout the case wherein when its not docked in, but still no battery and switched in AC power...

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Thinkpad X61
Intel T8100, 6GB RAM, Ubuntu 11.04, 16GB SSD, X6 Ultra-base ( hell yeh .. )
Thinkpad R500
Intel T6750, 4GB RAM, 80GB 7200rpm, Win 7 Professional.
2 X Mac Mini, Apple Retina Mac Pro
Not getting any younger thinkpads:
Thinkpad R40 - RIP

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#4 Post by dr_st » Mon Dec 29, 2008 2:46 pm

Well, what I meant is that if it is physically possible, you will do no harm by doing so.

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