What's mean Battery Recovery Rate(1)?

<h1>What's mean Battery Recovery Rate(1)?</h1>

<div align=justify>What's mean <A href="http://www.abatteryweb.com">Battery </A>Recovery Rate(1)? The <A href="http://www.abatteryweb.com">battery </A>recovery rate by applying controlled discharge/charge cycles varies with chemistry type, cycle count, maintenance practices and age of the battery. The best results are achieved with NiCd. Typically 50 to 70 percent of discarded NiCd batteries can be restored when using the exercise and recondition methods of a Cadex <A href="http://www.abatteryweb.com">battery </A>analyzer or equivalent device. Not all <A href="http://www.abatteryweb.com">batteries </A>respond equally well to exercise and recondition services. An older battery may show low and inconsistent capacity readings with each cycle. Another will get worse when additional cycles are applied. An analogy can be made to a very old man for whom exercise is harmful. Such conditions indicate instabilities caused by aging, suggesting that this pack should be replaced. In fact, some users of the Cadex analyzers use the recondition cycle as the acid test. If the <A href="http://www.abatteryweb.com">battery </A>gets worse, there is strong evidence that this battery would not perform well in the field. Applying the acid test exposes the weak packs, which can no longer hide behind their stronger peers. Some older NiCd <A href="http://www.abatteryweb.com">batteries </A>recover to near original capacity when serviced. Caution should be applied when 'rehiring' these old-timers because they may exhibit high self-discharge. If in doubt, a self-discharge test should be carried out. more info:<A href="http://www.abatteryweb.com">www.abatteryweb.com</A> </div>

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