Duration of 1st charge of drill battery...

I have one of these drills. As soon as you start it up you can heae it slowing down. Its battery is absolutely inadequate.

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Xerxes <36381ffab5ffd5c9c0aed082e8b2de6e@example.com> wrote

I have one of these drills. As soon as you start it up you can heae it
slowing down. Its battery is absolutely inadequate.

You are only 15 years late.
 
On 08/05/2022 06:45, Xerxes wrote:
I have one of these drills. As soon as you start it up you can heae it
slowing down. Its battery is absolutely inadequate.

As the original post was 15 years old either your drill is also of that
age and the battery is at the end of its life or if purchased recently
it probably has a completely different battery technology.

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On Sun, 08 May 2022 05:45:05 +0000, Xerxes
<36381ffab5ffd5c9c0aed082e8b2de6e@example.com> wrote:

>I have one of these drills. As soon as you start it up you can heae it slowing down. Its battery is absolutely inadequate.

You need a new battery.

Don\'t leave this battery chemistry in the dumb charger.

There are relacement parts for most old battery packs,
including nicad.

RL
 

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