[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Richard Starr) wrote:
If you have a voltmeter, the battery should measure about 3. 6 volts , if I
remember correctly. Replace it if it doesn't. If you are not sure,
replace it
anyway just to make sure.
I have seen this piece of misinformation so many times...
To check a battery you must check the AMPERAGE, not the voltage. A
battery tester is needed for this. Some multimeters include one.
Checking the voltage of a battery is like checking the temperature of
the water coming out of your faucet: A thermometer will tell you how
hot the water is, but won't tell you how much pressure you have.
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