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:: Friday, January 07, 2005 ::
Understanding Cordless-Tool Batteries by Gary M. Katz, Fine Homebuilding Magazine
Finally, no matter what contradictory advice you may have heard, never fully discharge a battery. For years, carpenters have passed along the myth that batteries have memories, and if not fully discharged, they won't fully charge. I've even seen carpenters tape a drill's trigger down to extract every last electron from a battery. This action reverses cells and makes your batteries die young. Use the battery only until you notice a power loss that affects performance, and then recharge the battery.------------------------------------------- posted 12:20 PM :: reference link ::
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