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    Fixing NiCd Drill Battery's For Free (Anyone tried this?)

    I was reading up about replacing my drill battery and saw this... Has anyone here tried doing this?


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    Re: Fixing NiCd Drill Battery's For Free (Anyone tried this?)

    You got to like how he is doing all this on the ground next to a garage door that has water leaking underneath it in his socks.
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    Re: Fixing NiCd Drill Battery's For Free (Anyone tried this?)

    I tried this and also the freeze methods. I've tried it on both NiCD and NiMH style batteries. I have not tried it on Lithium based batteries and it would create a fire/explosion hazzard.

    They come back a little, and work at about 20% of original. After about a month they seem to be junk again. I have 50 or so DeWalt 18V batteries I played with here and every method has this happen.

    All this stuff is doing is sorta desulphating/removing Cadmium crystals the cells in the battery. You can make a small difference on this stuff but is still inside the battery and will cause problems.

    http://www.hardwaresecrets.com/artic...atteries/292/1

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    Re: Fixing NiCd Drill Battery's For Free (Anyone tried this?)

    Quote Originally Posted by dan200 View Post
    I was reading up about replacing my drill battery and saw this... Has anyone here tried doing this?


    Dont do this !!!!!!!! fire investigators told me it was my batteries on chargers that burned out my shop and mine had never been tampered with, everything gets charged outside now and forever

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    Re: Fixing NiCd Drill Battery's For Free (Anyone tried this?)

    Quote Originally Posted by wheeli View Post
    Dont do this !!!!!!!! fire investigators told me it was my batteries on chargers that burned out my shop and mine had never been tampered with, everything gets charged outside now and forever
    What type of batteries were you charging? LiPo?

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    Re: Fixing NiCd Drill Battery's For Free (Anyone tried this?)

    i automatically know that i would be featured on the "1000 ways to kill yourself" tv show if i tried that......i can already smell the skin and hair melting....i'll pass on this one...
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