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6 AA vs 8 AA
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Jake wrote: I have seen 8 AA battery clips available, that would give me 9.6v but I am concerned about overvolting and damaging the device. Is the extra 0.6v likely to cause damage? A fresh alkaline cell has a voltage of over 1.6 making that 9.6 too. But then fresh NiMH are about 1.3v. ;-) I'd be most surprised if it caused a problem. -- *I was once a millionaire but my mom gave away my baseball cards Dave Plowman London SW To e-mail, change noise into sound. |
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6 AA vs 8 AA
Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
In article , Jake wrote: I have seen 8 AA battery clips available, that would give me 9.6v but I am concerned about overvolting and damaging the device. Is the extra 0.6v likely to cause damage? A fresh alkaline cell has a voltage of over 1.6 making that 9.6 too. But then fresh NiMH are about 1.3v. ;-) I'd be most surprised if it caused a problem. Ive used 7 Nicd to replace PP9s at least. Thats a nominal 8.4v..nearly ten on full crack going down to around 6 or 7 before recharge. Anyone wishing to convert from dry cell to rechargeable should browse te online model shops where chargers and packs of all sorts are available - and replacing the actual battery connector with a suitable plug is a cinch.. -- To people who know nothing, anything is possible. To people who know too much, it is a sad fact that they know how little is really possible - and how hard it is to achieve it. |
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