Spookster AlvesRechargeable batteries work a lot like how humans deal with energy. They discharge at a steady rate, discharge more quickly with more heavy use, recharge regularly (nightly) or ad hoc (naps), and as they age they gradually lose capacity. It still takes a while for age to have a noticeable effect, and something else usually happens first before it gets bad. Though, traumatic incidents can also drastically reduce capacity.
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