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Default [Q] Syndicate Frozen Full 1.1.0 Battery Reboot

Has anyone else noticed this. I will be using my phone and toward the end of the day it has about 40% left. It has that much since I usually leave the data network off unless I need it. I reboot it and it now says it is very low on battery I lose basically 35%. Any help appreciated other than don't turn off/reboot my phone until it is time to charge it overnight.
 
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It's an extremely well known issue, that (so far) has no solution.
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Does it happen with the other vesion of the syindicate rom non full?
 
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Happened to me when I would reboot with the stock rom.

I just assumed it takes a lot of power to turn on and off.
 
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Been an issue for me since day one. Hell it just happened to me awhile ago. I rebooted the phone with 46 percent battery than once rebooted showed 6 percent. Kinda gotten used to it but like stated above its an issue that apparently has no solution. Especially when flashing something through clockwork, it really drains the battery fast. Been an issue for me since 2.1 and all roms I have tried. Pretty sure its a hardware thing.
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Have not tried yet but does it happen if you shutdown then power back on instead of using reboot option

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rebooting the phone is not going to use upwards of 30% of your battery, nor would flashing a ROM. If that were the case, your phone would heat up to ridiculous levels and your battery would probably explode with that kind of output

The problem is most likely coming from miscalculation of the true battery level (which has been well documented in other threads on xda), which is rechecked during the boot process, and corrected. I've noticed that if my phone has gone long periods of time without a reboot, that this behavior happens. If you reboot your phone once every few days, it rarely happens, and if so, it's not nearly as drastic of a drop.

 
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