Metal Recycling Entrepreneur
A friend of mine in Nebraska has 35 of these Nickel Cadmium batteries. I took one of them to Denver with me a few weeks ago to see if the yard would take them and they did. So yesterday my buddy brought the remaining 35 of them out and the yard said no, that there was just too many of them. Can anyone inform me on what they might be from and if they are worth anything? Each one weighs 10lbs 10oz. They were all linked together but we broke them down into singles and threes.
eWaste Hunter
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That looks very similar to an Alcad ni-cad battery. They are used in solar panel installations.
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We were told that maybe they were used with windmills but solar seems more plausible.
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I bet you could sell those to someone wanting solar panels put up. I've never seen one, thanks for posting.
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Most solar batts now are usually about 50 lbs or larger. Nicad here fetches only 3 cents a lb. But they take them here in FL.
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