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Morning all, I have a spare Gill G-35, bought 2014, which seems to have lost a cell as I can't get better than 10.6v after a 36 hour trickle charge. Left for a short while off-charge the voltage drains away to 2.5v.

I'm UK based, what are my options? Can it be repaired? Is it worth it? Do I send it to (or get it collected by) a re-cycler? All suggestions gratefully received
 

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