From: rendt+@pitt.edu (James M Rendt)
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Subject: Fujitsu Pocket Commander Cellphone
Date: 20 Dec 92 06:00:03 GMT
Organization: University of Pittsburgh

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A friend of mine has a Fujitsu Pocket Commander (not the new one, or they
stylus). He was "playing" with a couple of attempts to make a different
type of battery, and in doing so, he broke it.

The part that he blew is (as best I could determine) was a small box of
located close to the positive path almost directly connected to where
the battery contacts are. The part is marked "25" on the top of it.
I would best estimate it is a diode, but I'm not experienced with many of
the surface mount things in such a phone. Replacing it with another diode
will cause it to work, but show that battery is low. Connecting the two
contacts (on opposing sides) provides a great battery level, but no
reception level.

Does anyone have any guess as to what I might put in its place? I attempted
to get help from Fujitsu, but they told be (a) I could get a techincal
manual for the phone, (b) they won't waste THEIR TIME to look up ANYTHING,
and (c) take it to a dealer. (BTW, the fee here for repairs is over $50+
parts... no thanks if i know what it is, and diodes cost < $1.00ea)

Dynastar/Syn
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A friend of mine has a Fujitsu Pocket Commander (not the new one, or they
stylus). He was "playing" with a couple of attempts to make a different
type of battery, and in doing so, he broke it.

The part that he blew is (as best I could determine) was a small box of
located close to the positive path almost directly connected to where
the battery contacts are. The part is marked "25" on the top of it.
I would best estimate it is a diode, but I'm not experienced with many of
the surface mount things in such a phone. Replacing it with another diode
will cause it to work, but show that battery is low. Connecting the two
contacts (on opposing sides) provides a great battery level, but no
reception level.

Does anyone have any guess as to what I might put in its place? I attempted
to get help from Fujitsu, but they told be (a) I could get a techincal
manual for the phone, (b) they won't waste THEIR TIME to look up ANYTHING,
and (c) take it to a dealer. (BTW, the fee here for repairs is over $50+
parts... no thanks if i know what it is, and diodes cost < $1.00ea)

Dynastar/Syn
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