@sdcz my hearing aids are rechargeable; hence referring to their little feeding stations dduring the nigh but I can see h ow that was unclear.All thi s sciency sstuff is magic to me. I'm grateful for gavity , t hough, because I've seen what those poor astronaughts have to contend with. At lealst when I drop something I know which wayit's going to fall. They don't have that luxury. ;

@sdcz mine are like that tool I just assumed that the piece that doesn't go into my ear canal is where the rechargable battery lijves. I don't optn them up ever. Just just pu6 that little what-ever-it's called -- the piece that doesn't go go into my ear canal but spenss its days hiding behind my ears

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@sdcz AND NOW, I,ve lost my place in my own verbiage But I was g oing to finish wiith a flourish mentioning those other devices that have baffled me over the uears, Visicalc, Visiplot, Word Star and God only knows whatall else we were tortured by as we started to come up out of the swamp and into this fresh new world with all these things that were promised to save us time and trouble. ..... tata for the nonce and enjoy your weekends@ 😉 PS, If these same folks were tasked with solving our trafic problems I hesitate to even beging to imagine the outcomem so maybe it's beter hat this ohtre stuff occupies us all too much to solv the other problems.

@sdcz- Because the VA provides my hearing aids AND the batteries. You're not able to charge your hearing aids if you are not at home, or if you're wearing the hearing aids when they go dead. Batteries are by far the best choice for me. I carry a couple in my pocket if I'm away from home. I simply change the batteries and I'm good for 3+ days again.