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![]() Doug Kanter wrote: Yes, it's a boating question. :-) The rechargable batteries that came with my Raytheon handheld VHF are total crap. It'll take regular AA batteries, but I'd also like to keep a set of rechargables handy. I'd be interested in hearing from anyone who's already been through the mill, as far as buying (and discarding) lousy batteries & chargers, and finally reaching nirvana with a particular brand that actually works. I do know that rechargable batteries have a 'memory'. It's best to totally discharge them once in awhile, and after you discharge them, they will last longer. My cell phone shuts itself off when the battery gets to a certain point. I took it to the store and they have a machine to completely discharge it, then charge it up, and it made a lot of difference. Also, my camcorder battery charger has a setting to "recondition" the battery, and it does the exact same thing, discharges it completely. |
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