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speaking of batteries
Speaking of batteries
How does one go about testing to see if a second hand set of Ryobi 18v batteries are still "good"? These are the green ones, I am not sure right now what type they are (Lithium Ion, Ni-Cad, Auto-Cad, Alkaline, or Iron-Pyrite) but I am not sure if they need replacing or not. I got them, and the charger, and three tools at a thrift shop. "Guarenanteed not to rip, rot, rust bust or throw dust - thirty feet or thirty seconds provided the customer does not fool with them." {"Did you charge the batteries?" Of course I charged the batteries! "I told you not to fool with them!" (OTOH, could be that I was over expecting how much use I could get of a pair in the circ-saw cutting oak pallets.) But anyway, testing procedures for batteries? Or just bite the wax tadpole and get replacements? tschus pyotr -- pyotr Filipivich "Bother," said Pooh, "Eeyore, ready two photon torpedoes and lock phasers on the Heffalump. Piglet, meet me in transporter room three. Christopher Robin, you have the bridge." |
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