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Answer me this;	by hieraco	2006-10-26 05:25:32
An answer to the second question	by SnappingTurtle	2006-10-26 07:24:55
Also...	by jdelphiki	2006-10-26 07:40:27
...if the battery is going dead, but still has a little juice left in it, pressing and holding the button might not work at first, but will work eventually. IANAEE (electrical engineer), but if I had to guess, holding the button longer might allow enough residual electricity from the battery to complete the circuit. Only, as the battery gets weaker, the process takes longer. So we're conditioned to press the buttons harder and longer (okay, so that didn't sound quite right) because it takes longer for the circuit to complete.
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Nope. with weak batteries it would work best	by wwill	2006-10-26 07:52:18
My smoke alarm is apparently on AC power.	by kelli217	2006-10-26 07:58:15
Some smoke alarms have long life	by frizzgrig	2006-10-26 09:11:19
I don't think mine does.	by kelli217	2006-10-26 10:32:08
to recap	by madjo	2006-10-26 08:07:30
It's a good way to make sure the batteries	by Sterling_Ag	2006-10-26 09:08:55
our beeps when it's batteries are out	by madjo	2006-10-26 14:45:46
You get used to it.	by joecrouse	2006-10-26 16:14:33

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