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Rechargeable Batteries
I have recently purchased a new digital camera which uses re-chargeable
batteries. I have not used rechargeables for 10 years and have the following questions: The battery pack says charge for 16-20 hours. Will I damage them if they stay on charge for, say, 3 days or more ? Is it advisable/necessary to use/discharge the batteries totally before recharging, or can I recharge them when they are half used. They used to say that rechargeables developed a "memory" - is that still true? I've seen advertised charges that will recharge ordinary non-rechargeable batteries. Are these any good ? Many thanks for your patience with a non-techie type and thanks in anticipation of your replies. Terry W. |
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