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> I have the studio 20 and I have heard that the charger does not stop
> charging the unit hence damaging the batteries. Therefore,
> how do I know when the batteries are charged? My unit says
> Battery Charge, then Battery Charging... does this mean it
> is charged?

Nobody knows... :-)

> Also, is there any harm to leaving the charger plugged in
> constantly while using usb?
> since I imagine usb kills batteries that is what I have been doing. Only
owned my unit
> 1 day, and I want it to last.

Well, you don't have any choice. If you unplug it, you will eventually run
out of batteries...

Still, don't leave the charger connected longer than about 10-15 hours, and
unplug it if the unit says "Batteries Charged". This is of course when you
leave the unit charging. If you use it while it is charging, you should be
able to leave the charger connected.

And don't worry, the batteries are easily replaced when they are worn out.

/Linus

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