driftrider
Veteran
Location: Cedar Rapids, IA. (In my own little world)
| Your Supernova should work fine at 12.1 volts. I'm no electronics expert, but the EEPROM WRITE ERROR means that there is a problem erasing and rewriting the EEPROM chip that stores the chargers user programmed batter information, or the chip itself is bad.
FYI:
EEPROM stands for Electronically Erasable Programmable Read Only Memory, a somewhat less sophisticated cousin to the Flash ROM that the BIOS in your computer is stored on. EEPROM is used to store the programming info on the charger, and your radio too, without the need for a constant power supply (remember when radios needed small lithium batteries to keep programming memory intact?).
Call FMA and see what they say. I'd think that such a thing would be covered under the warranty.
Mike |
