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Originally Posted by flatbutt
That's what I do for ALL mine and the FD recommends. You must also prevent them from freezing and anything that would damage the separator between anode and cathode.
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I've had my M12 batteries in the house, and have always thought it may not be a good idea.
I've always had my Ryobi 18V outside. I keep them plugged in. I assume that means that they've frozen unless having them plugged in keeps them from freezing.
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