"Wild Bill" wrote:


In a battery context, does the battery determine that the user has gotten
their money's worth, and stop giving the user more voltage? Why did it go
dead if there is power coming back into the other terminal?
Does it become saturated wih negativity?
Is the battery recycling program about using the unused power in dead
batteries to make new batteries?



It is quite simple!
Since it is coming in to the OTHER terminal, it is coming back a
"UNPOWER". As the battery fills up with unpower, pretty soon it
balances out the power that is left. Then pffft nothing.
But un power is a little more volatile, and so it evaporates just a
little faster. This is why if you let the battery sit for a little
while, you can get just a little more oomps out of it for a short
time.

jk