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Posted on Oct 01, 2009

9090 batteries not holding charge

Our 9090 batteries are losing power very quickly. What is the life of a 9090 battery?

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From what I've seen so far they will start giving you problems after 3y . but it might very depending on # of times it was recharged, is it recharged properly etc ...

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