Cold Batteries [RE-wrenches]
R. Sparks Scott
sharkey at mrsharkey.com
Thu Dec 21 14:15:38 EST 2000
>Wind chill? that only applies to heat loss on exposed human skin.
Agree with Windy on this, wind chill is NOT a factor for inanimate objects.
>Cold will not increase the self-discharge
In fact, lower temeratures will decrease the self-discharge, as it slows
down the local action inside the batteries.
>Find something else to worry about
Not a problem, if you don't have something to worry about, your mind will
invent something.
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