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All batteries are rechargeable, so as a result Rechargeable batteries are a
scam. Therefore all batteries are scams.

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tkb

KellyClarksonTV wrote:
All batteries are rechargeable, so as a result Rechargeable batteries are a
scam. Therefore all batteries are scams.

If you're fond of expending such effort for extremely dimishing return
over very few cycles, as well as risking your batteries exploding.

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IMO, you'd be better off looking into altering your device contacts to
use rechargeable NiMH batteries.

I do think cordless phone batteries are pretty much scam, though.
They typically cost $15 or more in department stores, yet can be
bought from industrial supply for $3 to $5, if you can attach the
connectors to fit your model.

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