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Re-Celling batteries - who's good?
My Bosch batteries (14.4V 2.6Ah NiMh's, supplied with Bosch blue pro
tools) are getting to the point where I'm swapping them onto the charger all the time - not much capacity, and even if unused self discharge all too quickly. They're probably around 4 years old and on busy days, even when new, would be cycled several times a day - so I think they've done their time and until very recently delivered excellent results. So I can either buy new ones from an official supplier (around £75 each), get them from a reputable ebay trader (around £45 for someone I can be confident is selling genuine kit), find a deal on a new tool with higher capacity cells in the bundle (probably a bit less than 2 new cells from an official supplier - though there's no particular tool I need right now) - or I can have a look at getting them re- celled. Anyone done this and can make a recommendation? I'm looking for a re-celling service that will produce results as good as new genuine cells from bosch, rather cheapest. |
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