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|    Peter W. to All    |
|    Re: Is battery leakage suddenly more com    |
|    21 Jul 22 11:34:50    |
      From: peterwieck33@gmail.com              I have a rather simple-minded approach to batteries, and so far that has paid       off:       a) Use Name-Brand only. Those that guarantee 'full replacement' of any item       damaged by their failure. No others, no matter how attractive the price.       b) Do not leave standard (non-hard-wired rechargeable) batteries in-situ       unless they are checked every six (6) months.       c) Pay attention to self-discharge rates when choosing types.       d) Pay attention to date-codes.       e) Dispose of 'spent' batteries as hazardous landfill - our township accepts       any and all sorts of batteries from all residents at no cost.              Pretty much covers it.              Peter Wieck       Melrose Park, PA              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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