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Check the voltage with a volt-meter before charging. If it's REALLY low(like less than 0.5V per cell), damage is probably done. I would give them a nice slow .1A trickle charge for a while and see if they come back.
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I just got back into things and I had an old Trinity 2000 battery that hadn't been touched for over 10 years. A few cycles and it's as good as new. Funny to think I paid about $100 for a 2000 when I bought it.




