Pls advise me on the above title as i'm newbie.
TIA!:cheers:
I have stored my Batt in dry cabinet for past 2 years without issue. it may be better as the contacts will not oxidize.
they will still oxidize (dry box not in vacuum) but won't over-oxidized a.k.a corrode.
I used to put it inside my dry cabinet but now i put them outside as the 'dryness' inside may dry up the insides of the batteries.
I doubt there is any way of "dryness" sneaking inside your batteries. Most camera batteries are Lithium-Ion types. If they get in touch with Oxygen due to leaking you'll have some fireworks at home ...
sorry to borrow the thread.
Aside from camera and stuffs, can we put watches into the dry cabinet. I mean winding ones like rolex, etc.?
sorry for the noob question.
Cannot. Your watch will explode.
Waahaahaaa, I like your sense of humour. :bsmilie:
Anyways, try not to store batteries in dry cabis for extended periods of time. Perhaps a couple of months is ok, but for several year without use may not be a good idea.
Anyways, try not to store batteries in dry cabis for extended periods of time. Perhaps a couple of months is ok, but for several year without use may not be a good idea.
Cannot. Your watch will explode.
sorry to borrow the thread.
Aside from camera and stuffs, can we put watches into the dry cabinet. I mean winding ones like rolex, etc.?
sorry for the noob question.
I doubt there is any way of "dryness" sneaking inside your batteries. Most camera batteries are Lithium-Ion types. If they get in touch with Oxygen due to leaking you'll have some fireworks at home ...