How old before a NIP Tama has battery corrosion?

[Miss Nerdy]

Title says all.

 

[SailorRosette]

Well, Its different for all batteries. Depends on how old/new the battery that as inserted in the tama is. Not all of the batteries they place inside are always new (just made) condition. It also depends on how long/old the tama is.

 

[Miss Nerdy]

Well, Its different for all batteries. Depends on how old/new the battery that as inserted in the tama is. Not all of the batteries they place inside are always new (just made) condition. It also depends on how long/old the tama is.

You just basically repeated my question.

 

[SailorRosette]

Not on purpose.... Well, Probably 2-3 years. Just make sure its not in the sun or in a cold spot where you have it stored. That will increase the chances of it corroding... Some won't corrode, they will just not work when you go to use them....

 

[Miss Nerdy]

Noooooooooo............ angels are FAR older than that... I was wondering if anyone ACTUALLY had any experience.

No offense, of course.

 

[Gerbiltchi]

I got a NIP Angelgotch, and I used it in late 2007 with the batteries that were already in it. After the batteries died and I took them out, they weren't corroded. So those were good after 10 years of being in the Angelgotch.

A P1, P2 and Mesutchi I got about 2 years ago had batteries that were leaking, but it was nothing serious. I cleaned them with a q-tip.

 

[Miss Nerdy]

Thanks for that info!

 

[Violetchilluvr3]

Noooooooooo............ angels are FAR older than that... I was wondering if anyone ACTUALLY had any experience.

No offense, of course.

Jeez, she was just trying to help.

 

[Delaney0213]

Yeah she was just trying to help so instead of scolding her you should be thanking her.