Just wondering.
Since draining a battery fully dead is dangerous or fatal to it, what would happen if rechargeable NI-mh cells in a flashlight (lets say an led one) were subjected to the torch being left on for a very long time after the light was dead? Would they stop being drained, or continue to be drained to uselessness? Does the flow stop after there is not enough current to light the bulb?
Since draining a battery fully dead is dangerous or fatal to it, what would happen if rechargeable NI-mh cells in a flashlight (lets say an led one) were subjected to the torch being left on for a very long time after the light was dead? Would they stop being drained, or continue to be drained to uselessness? Does the flow stop after there is not enough current to light the bulb?
