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Storing zinc-air batteries
I have a packet of Rayovac 675 zinc-air batteries ("hearing-aid
batteries", according to the packet). They are nominally 1.45V, but I measured them at 1.3V or so with my multimeter, including new ones with the seal still on. I haven't had them that long, and the best before date is 10/2017. Is this what I should expect? And once the seal has been removed, will replacing it help slow their self-discharge? Thanks, Daniele |
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Storing zinc-air batteries
It happens that D.M. Procida formulated :
Is this what I should expect? And once the seal has been removed, will replacing it help slow their self-discharge? http://www.batteryfacts.co.uk/Batter...Batteries.html -- Regards, Harry (M1BYT) (L) http://www.ukradioamateur.co.uk |
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Storing zinc-air batteries
more at Wikipedia
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