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Fix any Brand NiCd Rechargeable Tool Battery - Dewalt, Ryobi, Skil, Makita, Craftsman, and more. Any Volt - 7.2v, 9.6v, 12v, 14.4v, 18v, 19.2v, and 24v
Don't Buy Replacement Batteries! Re-condition them with this simple technique. Includes a picture for every step of the process! Anyone can perform this procedure, and only takes a matter of minutes.
Cordless Power Tool Batteries and other batteries that contain Nickel Cadmium (NiCd) cells. These cells can be Re-Conditioned to perform as well as new. Proper maintenance after the NiCad Battery Fix ™ procedure will insure years of usable life.
The First and most common procedure for Re-Conditioning a NiCd cell is by using a technique called "SURGING". Over time the crystals within a NiCd cell begin to combine and get larger. This causes them to loose capacitance and also break through the inner seals of the cell. Surging the NiCd cell using a higher voltage causes the crystals within the NiCd cell to shatter and become smaller. These smaller crystals have a greater surface area and therefore contain a greater capacity for energy. Crystals primarily grow larger from over charging. Over Charging is the enemy of a NiCd Cells so remember to leave your batteries on the charger for no more than the required charging time! This is usually an hour or less for rapid chargers or 2 to 4 hrs for standard chargers. It is also best to only charge your batteries immediately before you use them.
Storing your batteries with a full charge encourages crystal growth. Storing your batteries on a low charge, but not dead, is best. To keep crystal growth under control, you must also perform the NiCad Battery Fix ™ surge process below once every 3 months to keep your NiCd battery at its peak. Follow these maintenance techniques to insure years of dependable use.
So, if you hate the idea of spending upwards of $80 to buy a replacement battery, why not repair it with this easy surging technique. The e-book includes a detalied picture for every step of the process.
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The First and most common procedure for Re-Conditioning a NiCd cell is by using a technique called "SURGING". Over time the crystals within a NiCd cell begin to combine and get larger. This causes them to loose capacitance and also break through the inner seals of the cell. Surging the NiCd cell using a higher voltage causes the crystals within the NiCd cell to shatter and become smaller. These smaller crystals have a greater surface area and therefore contain a greater capacity for energy. Crystals primarily grow larger from over charging. Over Charging is the enemy of a NiCd Cells so remember to leave your batteries on the charger for no more than the required charging time! This is usually an hour or less for rapid chargers or 2 to 4 hrs for standard chargers. It is also best to only charge your batteries immediately before you use them.
Storing your batteries with a full charge encourages crystal growth. Storing your batteries on a low charge, but not dead, is best. To keep crystal growth under control, you must also perform the NiCad Battery Fix ™ surge process below once every 3 months to keep your NiCd battery at its peak. Follow these maintenance techniques to insure years of dependable use.
So, if you hate the idea of spending upwards of $80 to buy a replacement battery, why not repair it with this easy surging technique. The e-book includes a detalied picture for every step of the process.
| Before NiCad Battery Fix ™ - 1.35 Volts | After NiCad Battery Fix ™ - 19.0 Volts |
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| Useless Battery! | Good as New! |
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