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B27 Battery

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From: MPA15AB!RANDY
Date: Tue, 22 Dec 1992 21:13
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Anyone know to how to replace a B27 battery so that it once again maintains
time and date even when turned off?  Some PC techs replaced the battery in
one that I use, and for a few months, when turned on it had the time and
date of when it was last turned off, then it went back to having a random
time and date.

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Subject: B27 Battery
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