Posted by George Marsh on November 05, 2010 at 07:25:04 from (71.114.201.168):
How do you care for your cordless batteries, Li-ion and Ni-metal? I don't charge mine until they have cooled off for an hour or two. It is difficult to tell how much charge I have left in the Li-ion so after using them I charge them that evening or while driving to a job.
You have to use dewalts new charger that will charge all types of batteries, cd, Li and Ni. I like it because it shuts off when the battery is charged and doesn't cook the battery. I don't leave mine in the sun to cook either.
So what is the general wisdom on the proper care of the newer cordless batteries?
Forget Cd batteries, I will not waste my money on them. Only time will tell which battery I'll go with, have both Ni and Li. The Ni is the stronger battery, but the Li is lighter.
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