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Peter Z
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Is it possible to top up zinc-chloride AA cells?
Would it be dangerous?
Would it be dangerous?
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Palindrome
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Peter Z wrote:
Sticking them across a car battery, yes.
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Sue
With a correctly-designed charger, no.Is it possible to top up zinc-chloride AA cells?
Yep
Would it be dangerous?
Sticking them across a car battery, yes.
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Sue
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Andrew Gabriel
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In article <Xns9ADCB62F17B6CD92F1@127.0.0.1>,
Peter Z <noname@nomail.com> writes:
You can't put much back into them, and after a few cycles, the
zinc case will likely give up, so you might want to use leakproof
ones. Also, you have to charge very slowly to prevent gas being
given off.
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Andrew Gabriel
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Peter Z <noname@nomail.com> writes:
I did it many decades ago as a child.Is it possible to top up zinc-chloride AA cells?
You can't put much back into them, and after a few cycles, the
zinc case will likely give up, so you might want to use leakproof
ones. Also, you have to charge very slowly to prevent gas being
given off.
They're likely to leak and might wreck some appliance.Would it be dangerous?
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Andrew Gabriel
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