← Back to context Comment by nubinetwork 6 hours ago If it killed the first battery, won't it just do it again to the new one? 2 comments nubinetwork Reply sokoloff 6 hours ago They were 10 years old. Batteries are wear items from time and cycles.If they kill a battery even every 5 years, that’s still fine IMO and replacing the battery is way better than tossing the whole thing. kazinator 5 hours ago It didn't. The battery killed itself. Modern rechargeable batteries don't like being left discharged in storage.
sokoloff 6 hours ago They were 10 years old. Batteries are wear items from time and cycles.If they kill a battery even every 5 years, that’s still fine IMO and replacing the battery is way better than tossing the whole thing.
kazinator 5 hours ago It didn't. The battery killed itself. Modern rechargeable batteries don't like being left discharged in storage.
They were 10 years old. Batteries are wear items from time and cycles.
If they kill a battery even every 5 years, that’s still fine IMO and replacing the battery is way better than tossing the whole thing.
It didn't. The battery killed itself. Modern rechargeable batteries don't like being left discharged in storage.