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Topic:Useful advice for battery operated devices
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  • Benjamin
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    Useful advice for battery operated devices
    Posted: 12/30/2009 09:11 EST
    There was a segment on an ABC News cable channel where it was mentioned that once a month, you should allow any devices (PDAs, MP3 players, phones, laptops, etc.) with rechargeable batteries to completely run down until they shut off, and then recharge them fully. This prolongs the life of the battery.
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  • Gabriel
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    Useful advice for battery operated devices
    Posted: 07/22/2010 08:33 EST
    Most of the batteries nowadays are lithium, so you don't have to worry about that.
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  • Jasmine
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    Useful advice for battery operated devices
    Posted: 06/24/2010 21:04 EST
    I always follow this and yes it prolongs.
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  • Rush
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    Useful advice for battery operated devices
    Posted: 01/07/2010 20:14 EST
    Also not true for Nickel Metal Hydrate (NiMH) batteries.
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  • Samuel
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    Useful advice for battery operated devices
    Posted: 01/03/2010 17:12 EST
    That's only true for NiCads. Not true at all for Lithium Ions.
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  • Sergio
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    Useful advice for battery operated devices
    Posted: 12/30/2009 16:29 EST
    LI-Ion's aren't like that. Thay only discharge to a certain point, and then shut down. It's a safety feature for the battery.
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  • Davide
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    Useful advice for battery operated devices
    Posted: 12/30/2009 13:16 EST
    Unless the battery or charger is already somehow marginal and it won't recharge from dead.
    Then you'll wish you hadn't.
    I had a 2-way radio that I had to jump start the battery when I let it run down too far. Still used the battery for a couple of years after this started. I guess most people would have thown the battery out after the first time of no response of dropping in the charger.
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