When I talked to RP about the eVu going from 10 to 14 hours on one battery charge I distincly asked him if/what a new battery had been designed to do this. He was quite clear in telling me there WAS NO NEW BATTERY, (increased in size or heavier or anything).

He went on to explain the MOS was quite flexible and could be "tweaked" to do many different things, among them to have the eVu use less power to perform its function thereby allowing the battery longer life before it ran down and that the eVu was using the same battery it had always used.

I posted on this board in answer to Daboss that this "New technology" had nothing to do with a new battery but the usage of the MOS to reduce power needed.

Now you are telling me you handled two different eVu's, one heavier than the other with the heavier one having a "DIFFERENT" battery. (Presumably a larger one with more available power) I will state that my conversation with RP was over a month ago however this goes in the face of what he told me. This also presumes you have held both units within this period.

You can understand my confusion when my total understanding of the increase in hourly usage of the eVu was due totally due to the MOS and not a "heavier battery"

Can you help me out???

Frank