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Roy & Ann

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I have a Go2 with a tethered PANTECH MHS291LVW which I leave on 24/7. The problem I am encountering is the battery is burning out because the tether is constantly charging the Pantech. I tried to remove the battery, but the Pantech will not work without the battery.

 

Anyone have a solution to this problem?

 

 

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I have had the same problem and as documented in a couple of previous topics on the subject so have a couple of others. The only solution I found was to buy a supply of replacement batteries from Amazon, unhook the mifi and connect to it by wifi when the speed was acceptable, and try to use the Sleek only when absolutely necessary.

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Yes.. we are finding that overtime the MHS291L definitely has battery issues. Here's our overview of the device: The Pantech MHS291L – MiFi / Jetpack Review

 

If you're running it right next to a booster, especially in a Cradle booster like the Sleek / 4G-S - it's even more compounded with the heat generated. Here's our tips for helping with that situation: Preventing Mobile Hotspot Battery Swelling when Using a Cradle Booster

 

Some of our members found a hack around it to run the MiFi without the battery installed.. and wrote a member-only step-by-step guide for our RVMobileInternet community. It can be found on our resource center.

 

- Cherie

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Yes.. we are finding that overtime the MHS291L definitely has battery issues. Here's our overview of the device: The Pantech MHS291L – MiFi / Jetpack Review

 

If you're running it right next to a booster, especially in a Cradle booster like the Sleek / 4G-S - it's even more compounded with the heat generated. Here's our tips for helping with that situation: Preventing Mobile Hotspot Battery Swelling when Using a Cradle Booster

 

Some of our members found a hack around it to run the MiFi without the battery installed.. and wrote a member-only step-by-step guide for our RVMobileInternet community. It can be found on our resource center.

 

- Cherier

The cradle booster is not the problem. I have one but don't use it so it is not powered on. I keep an air gap anyway.

I did joined your web site and I will try the hack once a new battery arrives. The hack looks like it may be the answer.

 

Thanks

Roy

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