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Ni-Cad vs Lithium batteries
On Mar 31, 7:22*pm, Anthona wrote:
I just purchased online from home depot an edger/trimmer...In the specifications it said electric, *nothing mentioned about batteries. and i thought that was what i getting. It turned out it was cordless with 18v ni-cad battery. Now from past experience, i have had bad luck with those batteries...mostly through my ignorance of different type of batteries..Recently i learned that Lithium batteries were the better choice, if i was going for cordless. I went back to the site and sure enough, the heading of the sale did say cordless. Now can someone tell me how to maintain these batteries when not in use? Obviously here in the new england area i won't be using it all year. The *manual says nothing about that. I have a Dewalt 12V drill which I bought so long ago I can hardly remember. I made sure that I discharged the ni-cad batteries all the way and I would only charge it a few hours before I needed it. It still works btw but the charge does not last long. There is nothing wrong with ni-cads imo you just have to be careful with them. |
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