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Re: Battery Charging - Warning!
I know that some auto parts stores and salvage yards will also take the batteries. It would be best to call first to find out and you might have to pay a small disposal fee (since your not trading them in on a new one) but you will know they will be properly recycled. That will probably be your best bet to get rid of batteries that are cracked, bulging, or otherwise pose an immediate problem. If your batteries are worn out and won't take a charge(or full charge) but are "stable" you can wait for the recycle program many towns have. This is only true if your town has them and accepts batteries at them.
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2006 Maryland Delphi "Driving Tomorrow's Technology" award
2006 Connecticut General Motor's Industrial Design award
2005 Finalists-----------New Jersey (along with our alliances again, 56 & 303)
2005 WINNERS of the Radio Shack Innovation in Control Award (not once, but twice!  )
2004 WINNERS ------ Johnson & Johnson Mid-Atlantic Regional (also thanks to our alliances 56 & 303)
2004 General Motors Industrial Design Award Winners
2004 Archimedes Quarterfinalists (also thanks to our alliances 121 & 386)
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