Possibly. Charge the battery to 100% with a battery charger and then check the battery with a digital volt meter set to the 20 volt DC scale. If it reads 12.6 V it is fully charged, 12.4 it is 75%, 12.2 it is 50%, any less and the battery is dead. If it reads below 12.2 the battery is no good. If it will not take a charge at all it is defective. So all you can do is charge it and you will then know where you stand.
Only if it was sitting in the refrigerator.
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no!why would you ask that,weirdo
Fully charge the battery and have it load tested at anyplace that sells batteries.
If you charge the battery and it is not working then there is something wrong with the battery. Batteries are not usually repairable.
Kyocera Batteries should last about three years. These batteries are very good for cam corders because they are very durable and last a great length of time.
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The most type of rechargable batteries are Duracell and Energizer. They have some good rechargeable batteries. Energizer just came out with two good new rechargeable batteries.
Duracell offers good quality and easy to use rechargeable batteries. There are generic brands of rechargeable batteries out there but they are often unreliable and wear out very quickly.
Lithium batteries are disposable (primary) batteries that have lithium metal or lithium compounds as an anode. Depending .... batteries. Very good safety record. The best option would be to choose either NiMH or Lithium Ion batteries. This might seem expensive, but when you consider that they can be recharged multiple.
The expiration date given on batteries is to limit duration of liability/ responsibility to manufacturer. Most of the sealed and properly stored batteries will be good enough to use few months after expiration but not after few years. At the same time it is risky to use old batteries as they tend to leak spoiling expensive equipments.
The lifespan of rechargeable batteries is often discussed in terms of lifecycles--how many times it can be recharged without losing most of its functionality. Most rechargeable batteries are good for something around 500-1,000 lifecycles. For most types of rechargeable batteries and the things they're commonly used for, this is about 2-3 years.