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<blockquote data-quote="Rick M" data-source="post: 153972" data-attributes="member: 4399">I figured I would pose the following question here since this site is full of brilliant &quot;techy&quot; people. I recently bought a great little music system, a Sony &quot;Personal Audio System&quot; (RDP-XF300iPN). It has an Ipod dock, Radio, Bluetooth, audio input and a great speaker system, this thing sounds amazing for it's size! My question is as follows,The system comes with an AC adaptor and a dedicated lithium-Ion battery (which is removeable by unscrewing a compartment). Once charged, the battery goes for 6-7 hours. Most of the time it will be sitting near an outlet, should I leave the battery in all the time continuously charging? It would seem to me the battery would last longer removed and then charged when I need it to be cordless. The answer is not in the manual and have not seen anything that specific on the net, Thanks!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rick M, post: 153972, member: 4399"] I figured I would pose the following question here since this site is full of brilliant "techy" people. I recently bought a great little music system, a Sony "Personal Audio System" (RDP-XF300iPN). It has an Ipod dock, Radio, Bluetooth, audio input and a great speaker system, this thing sounds amazing for it's size! My question is as follows, The system comes with an AC adaptor and a dedicated lithium-Ion battery (which is removeable by unscrewing a compartment). Once charged, the battery goes for 6-7 hours. Most of the time it will be sitting near an outlet, should I leave the battery in all the time continuously charging? It would seem to me the battery would last longer removed and then charged when I need it to be cordless. The answer is not in the manual and have not seen anything that specific on the net, Thanks! [/QUOTE]

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