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Old 04-12-2010, 08:56 PM #1
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Have a couple questions that may seem silly but...
Is there anyone else who has the battery placed under arm pit by bra line??
AND 2 -
What made some of you choose to go with a rechargeable battery ?? Was it the size?
I read how some others have issues with area being warm/hot after recharging and wonder why they went with that kind rather then one that is in and stays in no recharge but has to be replaced after 10-12 years? Was it just the size??????? or were there other major factors that swayed you choice???? or were you like me and there was no choice???
Thanks for putting up with my goofy questions.
Prayers and PEACE to the room and readers.
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