Will my rebuilt battery continue to work in my charger? 

If I have a new insert placed into the existing battery case of my dead standard or more sophisticated digital type battery will the complete battery with your new insert continue to work with my charger?
Yes. Some sales people may tell you that you cannot rebuild your dead battery and that if you do that the rebuilt battery will not work with their charger.  This is not true if the battery is rebuilt by Rathbone Energy, Inc.  Rathbone Energy can rebuild or recell your dead battery pack and it will work with other  brand chargers as well as with your original charger system.  

For example:

When we recell a dead Anton Bauer Logic or Digital Propac battery,  Digital Hytron 50, 100 or 120 battery, we test each packs voltage through the pin connectors confirming proper operation and seal the case again.  After the pack is sealed we make a final test using Anton Bauer Quad 2702 InterActive chargers  with the DDM before shipping back to you.

Digital Readout Batteries: See the FAQ, "LCD Bar Readout", for more definite detail and notes.

We also make sure no battery reads "Non-Logic" before sealing the case.  There are only a few reasons a battery would read non-logic anyway.  Non-Logic Reading Thermal Issue Hold Reading

We sell CADEX and PAG Battery Management Analyzers and New PAG Battery Packs. 

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1. If your batteries are Anton Bauer and you want to better understand how your batteries learn see:

   1. Anton Bauer's Manual on Propac 14 and Trimpac 14 digital batteries:

   2. Liquid Crystal Display (LCD);

   3. Read Manual Page numbers (9, 10 & 11), Adobe pdf page number (13, 14 & 15)

   4. Charging with Logic Series chargers, Manual page (7) Adobe (11)

   5. Preventative Maintenance, Manual page (12) Adobe (16)

   6. Link to Anton Bauer Digital Propac / Trimpac Manual : http://www.antonbauer.com/downloads/dig_propac_14-dig_tripac_14.pdf

There used to be a company, many years ago, that built batteries with a stone age built-in overnight (trickle) charger design.  We do not believe popular science would publish that design.  They closed their doors again about ten years ago but occasionally one of their old batteries will still float to the surface.  We cannot keep up with when they re-open and close.  It is our opinion that those batteries should be labeled, "battery crock pots".  We do not recommend any battery packs with built-in trickle chargers which can cook your cells.