[Milsurplus] Odd batteries...

Ryan Gill rmgill at mindspring.com
Thu Aug 2 14:33:55 EDT 2007


At 2:16 PM -0400 8/2/07, J Forster wrote:
>
>Could be. Frankly that had not occurred to me. I figured that there would still be
>demand in the industrial world for #6s. I suppose if the A-H and discharge
>capacity are the same, it's a wash, although I don't like it much.

I think the mcmaster Carr batteries are in fact #6s. Reason being they have a separate battery case section. They show it as 1.5 volts at 52,000 mAhrs. What do the better D's put out, 18,000 mAhrs?

They do have interesting and old industrial components. McMaster Carr even has button head grease fittings (In BSP even! P# 1094K61), so they have some interesting old industrial stuff.

>
>It's a square, cardboard cased battery, roughly 1.6 x 1.6 x 5 with two screw
>terminals on top. They were used in many UK and Canadian telephone sets and
>wireless remote controls. They can be made from D cells, but it's a PITA.

How many volts did they put out?
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