How do I know when common batteries are at "End Of Useful Life?"
I guess the obvious answer is "They don't run the item in question."
If the batter doesn't run on say a saw I know it can be moved to
something like a remote control and still give some useful life. But
when I use my meter on it and it is less then 1 Volt I toss them. When
it gives a reading of 1.4 volts or
So, besides the anwer "When they stop working!" when do you toss out
your batteries??
thanks
Roy
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