Don:
The K2 internal battery is a gel-cell (or sealed lead-acid) battery, not
NiCd or NiMH, but much of your discussion probably still applies. It
may take a while for the "equalization" charge to get all the (6) cells
charged to full potential, which is always true, but might be more so
when the battery is totally drained, as it was in this case.
John AA0VE
Don wrote:
Carl,
I know little about the K2 battery but assume that it is
nickle-cadmium or nickle-metal-hydride and probably consists of 10 or
so cells in series.
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