This will undoubtedly sound "Duh" to all who use manual batts but I just revived 4 attys I thought had pretty well died and gone to atty heaven.
I've always used auto batts on my M-series but picked up a couple manual batts a few weeks ago to try.
I've read posts telling someone to try a manual batt on a "bad" atty but it never applied to me so I guess I didn't really pay too much attention. While killing time at the computer I remembered that advice and hooked up the attys, one by one, to one of my manual batts and gave each one a nice slow burn. The smoked. They glowed.
VOILA! Four out of six are back in circulation.
Guess it just takes some of us a little longer to get smart. I also posted with this title so maybe a noob (or a six-monther like me) might see it's a good idea to have one or two manual batts around.
I've always used auto batts on my M-series but picked up a couple manual batts a few weeks ago to try.
I've read posts telling someone to try a manual batt on a "bad" atty but it never applied to me so I guess I didn't really pay too much attention. While killing time at the computer I remembered that advice and hooked up the attys, one by one, to one of my manual batts and gave each one a nice slow burn. The smoked. They glowed.
VOILA! Four out of six are back in circulation.
Guess it just takes some of us a little longer to get smart. I also posted with this title so maybe a noob (or a six-monther like me) might see it's a good idea to have one or two manual batts around.