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Posted by on November 25, 2006, 7:40 pm
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FIRETEK change-the-ch-to-k wrote:
> Because they tend to lose their charge faster over time and that varies with
> the battery and how many times it's been charged. Nicad's also tend to
> develop a "memory" which reduces their actual usefulness even more. It's
> best to stick with a good quality alkaline battery and change the sucker
> every year. I change ours on my wife's birthday. That way I can take care
> of two whiners at once. :)
>
> > Is there any reason, legal or electrical why a rechargeable battery
> > coud not be used in a smoke detector?
> >
Isn't a Lithium cell more potent thanan alkaline?
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