Is there a chart somewhere of Alkaline battery capacities? oogle
pointed me at some hints that a D cell might have 14.25AH, which is
pretty impressive!
Thanks!
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William Smith w…@compusmiths.com N1…@amsat.org
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"William P.N. Smith" <w…@compusmiths.com> wrote in message
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> Is there a chart somewhere of Alkaline battery capacities?
Most of the major battery manufacturers have data sheets on their web sites.
Go to, e.g., http://www.duracell.com.
In article <356flvk2i748evnu4d6f28k27e0ig6b…@4ax.com>,
w…@compusmiths.com says…
> Is there a chart somewhere of Alkaline battery capacities? oogle
> pointed me at some hints that a D cell might have 14.25AH, which is
> pretty impressive!
Energizer has an overview over their batteries here:
http://data.energizer.com/ (datasheets)
Their standard (consumer) D cell is 18Ah.
Of course this depends on the drain – apx. 20Ah@10mA to 0.8V and 7Ah@1A
to 0.8V.
Søren A.Møller
On Thu, 04 Sep 2003 15:56:14 -0400, William P.N. Smith
<w…@compusmiths.com> wrote:
>Is there a chart somewhere of Alkaline battery capacities? oogle
>pointed me at some hints that a D cell might have 14.25AH, which is
>pretty impressive!
As indicated in other posts, the battery manufacturers have such
design information on their web sites. My favorite is
http://www.rayovac.com.