Do you recharge your alkaline batteries?

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stratosranger · M

[image deleted]“Just buy new batteries and no one has to get hurt.” -Dorothy Duracell

Azlotto · M

@stratosranger LOL! Thanks for your reply.

Nimbus · M

Only after getting permission from Greta Thornberg ;)

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Nimbus · M

@Azlotto Scares her own parents.

She would make a good 'Carrie' in a remake :)

stratosranger · M

[image deleted]@Nimbus

Azlotto · M

@Nimbus [quote]She would make a good 'Carrie' in a remake[/quote]

Indeed. Or even worse, the next Nancy Pelosi.

dubkebab · 51-55, M

Any fool knows to use an encabulator first to optimize battery transduction.
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I'm setting up an alkaline recharging station in my garage,to be fully operational well before 2028.

Azlotto · M

@dubkebab LMAO! Thanks for your reply.

I'm working on a conjugation recharging station.

dubkebab · 51-55, M

@Azlotto Don't forget the electrical tape... to optimize current flow.

Azlotto · M

@dubkebab Thanks for reminding me. Harbor Freight Tools has some quality low impedance electrical tape.

ElwoodBlues · M

Nope. But about 10 years ago we switched entirely to rechargeable NiCads. Even bought a pile of rechargeable NiCad D cells. But almost everything is AA or AAA these days. I buy batteries based on low self discharge for the most part, not peak capacity. I have some Eneloops and some Amazon Basic rechargeable NiCads. And a big 8-cell universal recharger.