New Life for NiCad Rechargeable Batteries that Won't Hold a Charge!
DON'T
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After 1 day, this fully charged battery has lost its charge already. It should be at least 14.4 volts. |
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This
Useless battery will be Resurrected! After Resurrection and some usage, it is still showing more than 14.4 volts. It was resurrected and charged over a week ago! (Time Resurrection lasts depends upon the initial condition of the battery) |
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Unique Dynamics, Inc. has designed a way to Resurrect your NiCad batteries!
- After Resurrection, your rechargeable battery will hold a full charge**.
- After Resurrection, your battery will reach its full power & run time potential.**
- One Resurrection Guide for all brands - Every NiCad Battery is Included!
- The "Battery Resurrection® Guide™PRO Version" has a simple one step process called "Easy Resurrection™" that works for most batteries without disassembly.
- For badly abused batteries you'll find the 3 step Resurrection process an easy way to bring them back to life!** NEW! DustBuster Battery Repair!
- Learn it once &
you can repeat it over & over on as many batteries as you want.
** all NiCad batteries gradually lose their charge - about a 98% success rate
Fix All NiCads - Power Tool, Phone, Laptop, Single Cells, Shaver, Remote Car
MY
STORY... |
I bought a series of Black & Decker tools. (2) drills, a reciprocating saw, circular saw, and light that all used the same 14.4 volt battery. I also bought extra batteries and have a total of 4. |
Three
of the Batteries Stopped Holding a
Charge |
You can probably relate to this... I charge the battery today and tomorrow my drill runs slow and then it runs out of power after one minute. If I charge the battery and then use it right away, it will work, but it has much less power and its run time is very short compared to a new battery. |
But - Now There Is Another Choice!
After Resurrecting my batteries,
the charge was still there day after day. I tested the batteries trying to hold the chuck with my
hand, but it was too strong to hold!
This really works, and
works great!
Read Hundreds Of Testimonials! from people from all walks of life including, carpenters, electricians, drywallers, painters, cabinet makers, roofers, retirees, plumbers, handymen, automotive repair, general construction, business owners, women in construction, tinkerers, weekend warriors, and others that own a cordless power tool. One Guide for all voltages and brands of NiCad Batteries including, Dewalt, Makita, Ryobi, Black and Decker Firestorm & Versapak, Porter Cable, Bosch, Fein, Hitachi, Skil, Milwaukee, Craftsman, Coleman, Delta, Ingersoll Rand, Lincoln, Metabo, Panasonic, Harbor Freight, Paslode, Ridgid, Sears, Snap-on, Senco, Worx, Kawasaki, Panasonic, etc. |
Considering the price of a new power tool battery at $30-$75, if you have 3 sick 14.4 batteries like I did, the cost to replace them would be $120.00!
Think about what it would cost to replace, not just your old power tool batteries, but other rechargeable Ni-Cad batteries in other applications. Most of these batteries can be Resurrected and used again. Just think about how much money you will save! Also, Resurrection in many cases is faster than the time it takes to checkout new batteries.
98%
of NiCad cordless power tool batteries can be Resurrected Including:
Black and Decker, Dewalt, Ryobi, Panasonic, Makita, Porter
Cable, Bosch, and Craftsman 12 volt, 14.4 volt, 15.6 volt, 16.8 volt,
18 volt, & 24 volt cordless drills, saws, and other NiCad batteries.
Maybe you have appliances with built in batteries that don't work, like the screwdriver below. Most of these can be Resurrected!
What's it worth to have your old batteries working again at their full potential? You're probably saying to yourself, "This is a no brainer if it really works, but..." - Keep reading...
| There is only 1 question left that could prevent you from ordering the "Battery Resurrection® Guide™PRO Version"" right now... |
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I've had this trimmer about 3 or 4 years and was getting ready to toss it until I discovered how to resurrect the batteries. Now it runs like new!
I hope you haven't thrown
away your VersaPak batteries!
Ni-Cad batteries like these are simple to resurrect in a few seconds!
The "Battery Resurrection® Guide™PRO Version" is an online, password secured, step by step guide that will enable anyone who can use a few common tools to resurrect rechargeable Ni-Cad batteries to their full potential (so they will hold a charge). For the 3 step method you will need access to individual cells within the battery, therefore some disassembly is required for many power tool batteries. Sealed batteries like the VersaPak do not require any disassembly and are Resurrected in seconds. Also, there is an "Easy Resurrection™" one step process you can try first!
You can price one by clicking here This auction is for online access to the
"Battery Resurrection® Guide™pro version" that is available only from Unique Dynamics, Inc. © Copyright 2005-2010 by Unique Dynamics, Inc.
You will be sent an email automatically with the link, user, and password to the "Battery Resurrection® Guide™pro version" after your payment is completed and received. A backup email will be sent manually within about 4 hours.
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In 1988 I bought a bunch of these panasonic Ni-Cad rechargeable D cell
batteries
Over the years I've thrown out about 6 of these because they wouldn't charge any longer. Even after charging for a whole day they were simply dead and would not work in the slightest. I tossed many of these "dead" batteries in the trash. Now that I've developed a method to Resurrect batteries, I dug these out of retirement and put them in the charger. After charging I tested each one with a volt meter.
Two of these 8 batteries tested "0" Zero volts and are in the picture above. Zero volts means you can't even get the tiniest glow from a flashlight. I Resurrected these two batteries and placed them in the charger overnight. Then, I tested them about 4 hours after being removed from the charger and they tested 1.24 volts - still above the nominal 1.2 voltage.
The picture above shows the same "dead" batteries after Resurrection in a 2 cell halogen flashlight. Notice how bright the light is. I kept waiting for the light to dwindle out, but I got tired of waiting and shut it off. Before battery Resurrection, I couldn't even get a little glow after a full length charge.
Not bad for 15 year old Ni-Cad batteries that were dead and ready for the trash. It was so easy to bring these batteries back to life and it will be easy for you too, when you learn how!
I received this screwdriver as a gift. It worked great for about 6 months and then it wouldn't hold a charge any longer. It has been laying around unused for years.
I Resurrected this unit in about 10 minutes. I charged it and left it out of the charger overnight and it runs great. You'll learn how to Repair your tools and batteries too!
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I love this 2 line phone. It worked great for 7 years and then it went nuts! Really, the channels were rotating, it was making strange sounds, and would not charge in the base. I tried resetting the base but, nothing would make it work correctly. I looked for a new battery but, there were none to be had because Vtech discontinued making them. I did the easy resurrection™ that took about a minute and put it in the base to charge. It has been working perfectly for over a year now. This is real - Read Our Testimonials |
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There are many different models of DustBusters. Some use versapak batteries, but most have built in battery packs. Just added to this PRO version of the Battery Resurrection® Guide™ is a step by step section that shows you how to rebuild the battery pack and make it run like new again! |
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Our "Battery Resurrection® Guide™" is also sold
under the following trademarks: © Copyright 2005-2011 by Unique Dynamics, Inc. |
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Dewalt,
Black and Decker, Porter Cable, Versapak, and Firestorm are trademarks
of the Black and Decker Corporation
Craftsman
is a trademark of Sears Inc.
Makita
is a trademark of Makita Tool Corporation
Milwaukee
is a trademark of Milwaukee Tool Corporation
Bosch
is a trademark of Bosch Inc.
Panasonic
is a trademark of Matsushita Corp.
Ryobi is a trademark of Ryobi Tool Corporation