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3.8 Battery Run Time - SCOUT
How long the SCOUT can operate between recharges depends upon
several factors including the milliamp hour (mAh) capacity of the
batteries, age of the batteries, and how the SCOUT is used. Generally
a set of 6 new 2500 mAh batteries fully charged should run for
approximately 1 week between recharges given normal use.
3.9 Replacing Batteries - SCOUT
When replacing the batteries with new ones remember to use only
rechargeable Nickel-Metal-Hydride batteries and to replace ALL the
batteries at the same time even if you suspect that only one battery is
bad. Follow the instructions listed in steps 3.2 through 3.7 for proper
installation and charging when replacing batteries.
3.10 Connecting the Power Cord - SCOUT
If you choose to run off the power cord instead of the internal bat-
teries, connect the power cord to the receptacle on the bottom of the
SCOUT being sure to properly align the plug on the power cord to
the connector on the bottom of the SCOUT. The SCOUT automati-
cally will switch from the internal batteries to the power cord for
power when the unit is turned on.
3.11 Plug In the Power Cord - GHD & SCOUT
Plug the radar's power cord into your vehicle's cigarette lighter
receptacle. If you are using a separate battery pack as a power source,
plug the radar's power cord into the battery pack's receptacle.
3.12 Control Panel Functions
The operation of the GHD and the SCOUT are controlled by the five-
button key pad and the trigger.
3.13 Measuring Target Speed in Faster Vehicle Mode
By default, the radar operates in Strongest Signal mode. You can
activate faster mode by pushing the FAST button.
The GHD and the SCOUT have all the same functions and features.
The major difference is that the SCOUT can be powered from the
internal Nickel-Metal-Hydride (NiMH) batteries without being
restricted by a power cord.
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