* NewtonOz <newtonoz@ix.netcom.com> on Sun, 09 Jul 2000
| I seem to remember that the crystalization can be counteracted in NiCads
| by using a trickle or quick charge that is over the usual voltage.
If the cell is overcharged, it can cause the paste to dry out. When that
happens, the cell is permanently ruined. This is sometimes called
"memory". It isn't.
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