Slazmo
Enlightened
Hi Everyone,
Now I have looked around for Battery Storage and found a few pics with people showing off their 'secret stashes' however would like to know what / how people store their batteries for longevity?
I went into K Mart (Australia) and managed to pick up a Plano Tackle Box in the 3730 size - which should accommodate AAA's, AA's, D's and some other batteries in 9Volt and others that are just there for 'SHTF'...
Now another question is, do some chemistries of batteries do better if they are upright, laid flat. Will this affect Lithiums or Alkalines any differently?
Do batteries last longer if they are in a low humidity environment - I will use silica gel as here on the Gold Coast we have a fluctuating weather pattern with dry and humid times all through the year.
I trim the packet of the battery basically to the plastic enclosure (and staple the card to the plastic for surety) so that I can verify that they are genuine if there are any issues from the battery to the manufacturer - is there any benefit in keeping them in that state?
Just looking for some clarification from you all and some other tips that I can use to keep my batteries from leaking (the alkalines primarily)...
Thanks in advance.
Andrew.
Now I have looked around for Battery Storage and found a few pics with people showing off their 'secret stashes' however would like to know what / how people store their batteries for longevity?
I went into K Mart (Australia) and managed to pick up a Plano Tackle Box in the 3730 size - which should accommodate AAA's, AA's, D's and some other batteries in 9Volt and others that are just there for 'SHTF'...
Now another question is, do some chemistries of batteries do better if they are upright, laid flat. Will this affect Lithiums or Alkalines any differently?
Do batteries last longer if they are in a low humidity environment - I will use silica gel as here on the Gold Coast we have a fluctuating weather pattern with dry and humid times all through the year.
I trim the packet of the battery basically to the plastic enclosure (and staple the card to the plastic for surety) so that I can verify that they are genuine if there are any issues from the battery to the manufacturer - is there any benefit in keeping them in that state?
Just looking for some clarification from you all and some other tips that I can use to keep my batteries from leaking (the alkalines primarily)...
Thanks in advance.
Andrew.