I'm sure your definition of "moderate" would be my definition of "light" usage, based on the battery life you're experiencing. LOL. I could never dream of that kind of battery life with any kernel on any smartphone I've ever owned; I've mostly just learned to resign myself to that and keep chargers nearby wherever I am frequently.
Posts that are vague with comments about so much battery life with "moderate" usage would be less frustrating to others if the post defined what "moderate" means to the one making the post, so we all have something to compare to. I know many of us have beaten our heads against the wall in frustration in the past over experiencing much worse battery life with what we call "moderate" usage when we've read posts like that.
More useful to others, in my opinion, to say something like "I'm getting 26 hours on this kernel compared to 24 hours with the prior kerne or 18 with the stock kernel" or something like that that's a bit less vague than "moderate" or "light" or "heavy".
Perhaps the community could come up with some kind of usage scale (1-10 or something) as a common point of reference, but I don't see it, as there's just way too many user variables that go into how each of us individually use the phone: live wallpapers or not, network using widgets or not, background apps or not, screen settings high or low, EDGE or 3G, push emails or not, GPS on or not, etc, etc.
That said, I didn't realize the new SetCPU update added extra battery % profiles for more fine tuning. I think yours are pretty close to what I'd use, though I'd never go as low as 384 on the CPU. Thanks for pointing that out.
Latest kernel continues to be rock-solid on my phone.
