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Old 04-21-2010, 03:04 PM #1
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Default Is you battery flat or sticking out?
Hi everyone! As you all know I had my battery fixed for the second time. It now is sticking out at the top. I can actually grap the top and hold it with my thimb on top and finger on back. I am so tired of this . Will you please tell me if you don't mind were you have your battery and to the degree you can feel it through the skin. Like if you rub over it and just feel the edges or is there a very noticable line like a big dip or ridge. Thanks for all the answers as I try to figure out were to put it or take it out. i also posted on the SCS forum. Just trying to figure it out. Thank You!
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