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<span> <p>Nickel-Cadmium</b></i><br />This type of battery must be fully discharged and then fully recharged every few weeks. If you don't do this, it will quickly lose battery life due to what is known as the 'memory effect'. The memory effect means if you don't follow the above procedure, your battery will only charge up to the percentage of the last charge.<br /> <p>For instance, if you discharge it to 30 per cent, it will only charge up the remaining 70 per cent. Do this repeatedly, and the 30 per cent will become unusable, giving you an effective 70 per cent charge even though the indicator will still show a 100 per cent charge each time you charge it.<br /> <p>Nickel Metal Hydride</b></i><br />Ni-MH batteries are similar to Ni-Cd batteries, although they are less susceptible to the memory effect. They also have a higher capacity.<br /> <p>Lithium Ion</i></b><br />These are the latest type of batteries, and have no real problems as far as the memory effect is concerned. The problem with these is that they lose their effectiveness if overcharged or left for a long time with a full charge. Always discharge these batteries if you're going to be storing them away.<br /> <br /></span>