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Since rechargeable battery can be expensive so I would try to maintain and extend the battery life as much as possible.

Sometimes it was just too bad the battery has reached the end of their lifecycle when my battery charger was blinking which indicate a dead battery.

Somehow some battery brands seemed to last very long while others seem to go to the grave much faster.

Well, how long a battery last will depends on how often it was used, how deep the charge, how great the drain when using it on your devices.

Occasional travels and special occasion once in a while meant that the batteries are not being constantly used.

And when it is used, the digital cameras and related photography equipment are high drain devices.

So it is good to keep the batteries charged up on standby for any photographic opportunity.

While a rechargeable battery after it was fully charge will lose anywhere from 15 to 25 of its charge in a year, though the newer NiMH ones could retain their charge longer than the standard NiMH types.

As for the Lithium Ions, their self discharge rate is rather minimal, the only problem with them was the aging issue, even while not in use, the battery would spoil after a year or two.

Though I do get a good lifespan out from them for my mobile phones which on most time last me about 2 to 3 years before needing a replacement.

But in the end I found that once you started using the rechargeable battery it is best to use it frequently, because in the end the battery would lose its ability to keep its charge due to its aging issue.

Im not sure if my observation is correct or whether the AAAAA rechargeable battery has reached the end of its rechargeable cycle, but 500 times is quite a lot, I dont think I have ever hit even the 100 charge cycle for my batteries.

It was an overly fully drained battery for my Panasonic Lumix TZ7 digital camera.

This was a compatible Li-Ion battery, not the original as it was cheaper.

But the charger just kept blinking indicating the battery was dead.

Fortunately it was still within its one year warranty, so I could get a new set.

Same goes for my GP AAA rechargeable battery, they were drained and were left uncharged for a long period, and when I tried to charge it up, blinky lights ensued.

However I should think for those rechargeable AAAAA batteries, it would be better not to just store them, but to find some use for them in any devices or electrical equipment or even children toys.

It is very difficult to charge high capacity batteries and need very powerful charger.

Most likely the charger could not pump in enough amperage to push the electrons into the batteries, and thus the GP charger detected as though your batteries were dead but in actual fact they may still hold some life.

So likely a higher amperage charger would be able to push through the internal resistance.

This is just a guess, but I believe a higher capacity batteries especially those above 2000 mAh has a lot of internal resistance making them very difficult to charge or takes a very long time to get to the desired full capacity.

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