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RodeWorthy · 08-16-2008, 11:12 PM

My batteries died too. My friend's also. The unit still worked but it said to raise the driver's side 10 inches!!! I don't think so.

I will leave the batteries out until I hit the road and recalibrate it then. I still feel most comfortable using the sliding door test for the side-to-side level. Once I get to my comfort level, I can recalibrate the digital leveler sending unit.

Most of us got the levelers in June and we are mid August so I figure 2 months for battery life -maybe more for a high end alkaline type.

08-16-2008, 11:12 PM	#6
RodeWorthy Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Woodstock, Ontario Posts: 370	Battery life in Level Up sending unit My batteries died too. My friend's also. The unit still worked but it said to raise the driver's side 10 inches!!! I don't think so. I will leave the batteries out until I hit the road and recalibrate it then. I still feel most comfortable using the sliding door test for the side-to-side level. Once I get to my comfort level, I can recalibrate the digital leveler sending unit. Most of us got the levelers in June and we are mid August so I figure 2 months for battery life -maybe more for a high end alkaline type. __________________ RodeWorthy '07 Mobile Suites 36RS3 #3910 Mor/ryde IS, Trailersaver TS3 hitch Level-Up with Remote Control 4 x 135W Solar Panels, Outback Controller, 4 x 6V batteries, Xantrex Inverter/Charger '08 Chevy 3500 dually Duramax/Allison