Could you explain that? I mean let's be more constructive about it by fleshing out why NiCd batteries are "nicrap" and NiMH are mmm, mmm, good.
I think it depends on the application. Since NiCd batteries have lower internal resistance, they are still preferable in very high current drain uses such as powering cordless tools and RC cars. NiMH batteries perform better with low to moderate drain devices like digital cameras...
NiMH batteries have more capacity than a comparatively sized NiCd battery and have little to no memory effect too. That's about all I can think of.
-Harq
ORIGINAL: schutzstaffel
a trickabout batteries, so you wont forget :
nicad=nicrap
nimh=mmm ,good