>
> No, NiCAD and NiMH both do NOT generate gasses normally. They can overheat
> if overcharged or shorted, so pose a hazard in that regard. But the Cadmium
> is a poison source so should be disposed of at a recycling center for
> batteries. The Nickel is somewhat toxic, but not nearly as much as cadmium.
> This is the reason NiMH has taken over most NiCAD applications (and it
> generates 2-3 times more energy per cubic volume, too).
>


Hi List

I have read several times about zapping NiCad batteries for rejuvenating
using large caps.

Does this technique also applies for NiMH batteries ?

Regards

Luis

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