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    How can battery reused at home?

    Recently we collected some number 7 batteries. Anyone knows how to reuse them at home?



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    what are number 7 batteries ? The only way I could figure re-using batteries at home would be to rig them into a solar power set-up

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    Maybe you could use them to power a wire stripping machine with solar panels?
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    Maybe you could use them to power a wire stripping machine with solar panels?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gravitar View Post
    Maybe you could use them to power a wire stripping machine with solar panels?
    and of course there's always wind power too ; )

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    Duracell | Battery Care and Battery Disposal Tips

    Alkaline batteries can be safely disposed of with normal household waste. Never dispose of batteries in fire because they could explode.

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    Maybe you could use them to power a wire stripping machine with solar panels?
    just need a low voltage motor running it or use an inverter for 110, would work off solar power just fine
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