Nicad Batteries Back to Life
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12-05-2009, 14:24
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Nicad Batteries Back to Life
Nothing to do with 'Birds. on this post unless you carry NiCad powered tools. Short post to start...
Today I tried a procedure to bring a 14.4 volt NiCad tool battery back to life. The battery was dead, would not take a charge, measured zero voltage on the meter, and I was going to throw it out. After the first two steps the battery measured 13 + volts. Placing the battery in the battery charger until the light showed 'Charged', the battery now measures 16.6 volts. Placing the rejuvenated battery in the hammer drill, I don't believe the drill has every run that strong. Longevity remains to be tested. ÃÂ Anyone done anything like this before? I can post more if there is interest.ÃÂ ÃÂ ÃÂ Curt Sprenger 1987 PT38 8V92 "MacAttack Racing" Anaheim Hills, CA |
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Nicad Batteries Back to Life - Curt Sprenger - 12-05-2009 14:24
Nicad Batteries Back to Life - Fred Hulse - 12-05-2009, 14:39
Nicad Batteries Back to Life - Curt Sprenger - 12-05-2009, 15:24
Nicad Batteries Back to Life - freewill2008 - 12-05-2009, 15:40
Nicad Batteries Back to Life - Fred Hulse - 12-06-2009, 12:20
Nicad Batteries Back to Life - Dorn Hetzel - 12-06-2009, 23:59
Nicad Batteries Back to Life - Curt Sprenger - 12-07-2009, 02:35
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