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The NiMH rechargeables I have been using were getting weaker and weaker
- so I bought a several new ones. My question is: in the long run, am I better off to - (A) "rotate" the new batteries (say, use a different pair each week) or (B) just keep recharging the same pair until they ultimately fail and then replace it with another pair. If this is the way to go, am I okay just having the new "out of service" batteries just sitting on the shelf for quite a while. or is the answer (C) - six of one, half dozen of the other! thanks |
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