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I have a Panasonic 12v (NiCads) cordless drill/driver with 2 batteries
and it seems to me that the batteries aren't holding a charge very well. They are around 3-4 years old, lightly used. They seem to charge too quickly. If I leave them in the charger after the charger shows them as fully charged and let them trickle charge, will that top them up? I haven't been doing that. Is this a loss of capacity of the batteries? Is there some way I can restore the capacity of the batteries? Any experience with these? Thanks for any ideas, info, suggestions, etc. Dan |
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