DYNOJET: Dynojet stack
Stage II
Joined: Dec 2019
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From: Oregon
marcodarq,
Thanks for the info and advice.
I already thought about doing that since the firmware is lost when battery is removed. There's no way I could remove and replace a battery faster than speeding electrons. Whoever engineered a board that loses firmware when the battery dies should be keel hauled. But, maybe they did that intentionally to generate service income until they eventually stopped servicing it. Then they can make a big sale for new hardware.
My current battery is still alive, and I don't know how long it will live. That is why I want to replace it now, before it dies. I have not opened it up yet. I don't know where the battery is and don't know what type of battery it uses. I suppose I will figure it out.
I might add a harness for a second battery wired in parallel to make future replacement easier. With dual batteries it would be simple to replace one at a time and never lose power to the board. Additionally, if one battery goes bad, then the second one keeps going. I'm sure the batteries are inexpensive. I'll replace them every couple of years to be on the safe side.
Thanks for the info and advice.
I already thought about doing that since the firmware is lost when battery is removed. There's no way I could remove and replace a battery faster than speeding electrons. Whoever engineered a board that loses firmware when the battery dies should be keel hauled. But, maybe they did that intentionally to generate service income until they eventually stopped servicing it. Then they can make a big sale for new hardware.
My current battery is still alive, and I don't know how long it will live. That is why I want to replace it now, before it dies. I have not opened it up yet. I don't know where the battery is and don't know what type of battery it uses. I suppose I will figure it out.
I might add a harness for a second battery wired in parallel to make future replacement easier. With dual batteries it would be simple to replace one at a time and never lose power to the board. Additionally, if one battery goes bad, then the second one keeps going. I'm sure the batteries are inexpensive. I'll replace them every couple of years to be on the safe side.
Stage II
Joined: Feb 2020
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From: NEW ZEALAND
new to this forum, we have a dynojet 250i that works fine, but I have concerns about the hardware stack life span
please could you send me the pdf regarding battery changing
thank you
DGSERV
Stage II
Joined: Feb 2020
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From: NEW ZEALAND
hello
I am very interested in the pdf regarding battery in hardware stack, is there any chance you could forward that to me
email dgservice.nz@gmail.com
thank you
I am very interested in the pdf regarding battery in hardware stack, is there any chance you could forward that to me
email dgservice.nz@gmail.com
thank you
Road Warrior
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From: Alorton, Illinois
Road Captain
Joined: Jul 2009
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From: central ny
That's only thing left that could be keeping it from working.stack lights up except for blinking light indicating that it's reading all modules.thanks for info Pete
Road Captain
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From: central ny
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