Can someone find me info about the ipod 5G battery, such as milli-amps/ hour. U have rockbox installed and would like to calibrate the battery.

Quote: Originally Posted by Wafflesomd Can someone find me info about the ipod 5G battery, such as milli-amps/ hour. U have rockbox installed and would like to calibrate the battery.

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Accurately determine your iPod battery life.
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Fifth Generation iPod (iPod with video) 30 GB:
Music playback time: Up to 14 hours when fully charged1.
Photo slideshow with music viewing time: Up to 3 hours when fully charged.
Video playback time: Up to 2 hours when fully charged.
Fifth Generation iPod (iPod with video) 60 GB:
Music playback time: Up to 20 hours when fully charged1.
Photo slideshow with music viewing time: Up to 4 hours when fully charged.
Video playback time: Up to 3 hours when fully charged.

Premature Voltage Cut-Off

Some iPods do not fully utilize the low-end voltage spectrum of an ipod battery. The ipod device itself cuts off before the designated end-of-discharge voltage is reached and battery power remains unused. For example, a ipod that is powered with a single-cell Li ion battery and is designed to cut-off at 3.7V may actually cut-off at 3.3V. Obviously the full potential of the battery and the device is lost (not utilized). Why? It could be something with elevated internal resistance and iPod operations at warm ambient temperatures. iPods that load the battery with current bursts are more receptive to premature voltage cut-off than analog equipment. High cut-off voltage is mostly equipment related, not battery

Sry cuban, not exaclty what I'm looking for

ipod inside

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3.7 volts 450 mAh, Lithium Polymer

iPod Video Battery with
Replacement Tools (5th
Gen/5G), 2005 series PN
#616-0229 (battery
condition: NEW) 3.7 volts
450 mAh, Lithium
Polymer

http://forums.macnn.com/archive/index.php/t-275865.html

http://www.vsa.cape.com/~danh/ipod.htm

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