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Eneloop Pro's, 2 years later
Chilly Brioschi:
Curious about the Amazon Basics
Someone suggested these as possible oem eneLoops... (skeptical)
From Kleiner's post in thread below:
http://aacycler.com/post/nimh-stats-2019/
But most of all...
Any showing signs of leakage?
checht:
--- Quote from: 108Ω on January 05, 2020, 09:31:39 AM ---[snip]
But most of all...
Any showing signs of leakage?
--- End quote ---
All Eneloops, including 8 year old non-pro's are in fine physical condition, no bulging, no cracking, no leaks.
Chilly Brioschi:
--- Quote from: checht on January 05, 2020, 04:07:40 PM ---
--- Quote from: 108Ω on January 05, 2020, 09:31:39 AM ---[snip]
But most of all...
Any showing signs of leakage?
--- End quote ---
All Eneloops, including 8 year old non-pro's are in fine physical condition, no bulging, no cracking, no leaks.
--- End quote ---
Sold !
Leakage costs repair parts and time
A well-sealed cell is worth more than its price...
jerryfreak:
i havent had many leakers over several decades. i think a lot of it is how you charge them
jerryfreak:
i had some old eneloops i dug out of a drawer. if i had to guess they are 10+ years old
unloved for at least 8+ years, sitting there discharged
they all tested between 1850-1940 mAh... which doesnt sound all that impressive, but they were originally 2000 mAh batteries (that spec alone may date them)
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