Randall,
Can you explain the process of electro-shocking batteries? All of
my 9.? batteries for my Makita drill are lousy at taking and holding
a charge. Eventually I'm going to pick up something else but if can
keep the Makita going, so much the better.
Thanks,
Drew
Randall wrote:
>>Both of the batteries for my Ryobi 14.4v died within a month of each
>>other.
>
>
> FWIW, I've administered electro-shock to one of my 12v Ryobi batteries to
> resuscitate it several times now. Capacity seems somewhat down, but it still
> works pretty good. Found a replacement for $36 at HD, on closeout, but still
> haven't switched to it.
>
> But if they both died at once, I'd probably buy a new drill.
>
> Randall
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