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From: frechett@spot.Colorado.EDU (-=Runaway Daemon=-)
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Subject: Re: First question.
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Date: 29 Apr 91 07:32:46 GMT
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In article  jcohen@lehi3b15.csee.Lehigh.EDU (Josh Cohen [890918]) writes:
>I beleive that in order to measure correctly, you MUST have the batteries out
>of the calculator.. You cant measure with them working..
>jcohen@scarecrow.csee.lehigh.edu

I  did have the batteries out.. I just replaced them.. And two of them 
are 1.2 volts and one is .9.  It is really odd.

	ian

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