Direct Use Of ZVM Without Battery

[uld]

Today i unplugged the battery from the MB but kept it in casing as it supports the HD. Then I plugged player into the Universal adapter . Now when i start the ZVM it shows the Black power icon in place of the green icon and after some time it shows the green icon.

Also everything seems to be fine with the player now . Previously i had lot of problems .You can see the link . As i live in India i cannot buy new battery as they dont have any Service centre in India .

So i want to ask will it be fine if i use the ZVM in the manner i have narrated in this post .Will there be any kind of problems with the player in the future due to this kind of usage

[CrowdAds]

[Almoxil]

You should be fine using the player on AC power without the battery in between (with the proper AC adapter, of course), but since you're the first person actually doing that, take my words with a grain of salt.

[uld]

I can give up on the portability issue as conditions make me to do so

[ZenChick]

In theory, you should be just fine, as it's no different than using a laptop without its battery installed. However, as Almoxil stated, you're the first person here to try it, so I have no practical data to draw from in this case. But if you managed to get yours working in that configuration, then you should be in the clear.

[uld]

i will let you know how the things work out . Thanks

[Vince]

Hi uld.. i'm in India as well.. and the only thing i'd be worried about is power fluctuations.. happens a lot around here (as you should know)

[uld]

Feels good to hear some one from India .Thanks for advice

[Aardvark]

Namaste
Sas ri akal
Salam aleikum

to you both

Sorry guys if you speak maliali. mahrati, gujerati, tamil or telegu, the above is the limit of my ability

Cheers

Varkie

[Vince]

Haha! Nice..

the first line is in Hindi and the 3rd is in Arabic.. but i have no idea what language the second line is in..

I'm a tamilian BTW

How did you learn the above varkie?

[Aardvark]

Originally Posted by Vince

Haha! Nice..

the first line is in Hindi and the 3rd is in Arabic.. but i have no idea what language the second line is in..

I'm a tamilian BTW

How did you learn the above varkie?

Second line is Punjabi as spoken by the Sikh people. It is their greeting and means something like, 'let truth be known all over the world'.

I have many friends from all over india. I was brought up in a town that was settled by many Indian people during the 1950s and 1960s.

I know a good few Tamil peps but never learned their greeting. You guys all have long names and you are like the Icelandic people in that the fathers name passes to the son. You can end up with names like Sabaratnam Sabanathan. Most of my fiends who are Tamil are actually from Sri Lanka.


Namaskaram