High-Capacity Rechargeable Battery - milli amper - MA?
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The batteries I received are 1100maAh 8.1Wh. Compair that to my stock battery of 860mAh 6.36Wh
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I do not know. best to contact the manufacturer for this information. I know mine has donegal marvelous job in bringing back some apparently dead & "bad" batteries back to full useful capacity.
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I'v used rechargeable batterys in mine for over 2 years NiMH Rechargeable Cell: AA Size, 1.2V 2600mAh from www.batteryspace.com/
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If they didn't offer amps then they don't know themselves.Battery capacity and transformations with high voltage, I wouldthink similar but less than a spark plug jolt.
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The ones I most recently bought are 2000mAh typical, 1900mAh minimum. They do have a new type that are 2400mAh but there's a cost. The lower capacity have a minimum number of discharge/recharge cycles of 1500. The larger capacity ones are only 500 cycles. Make sure you consider your use case.
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LPC Answer ; 0c52862 6 cell battery 68+ . Performance specifications:Battery energy (Watt-hours): 72WhBattery capacity (Amp-hour): 6.6 AhOutput voltage: 10.8 V dc (nominal).
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I am not sure ? Only because, I have not seen any non-rechargeable batteries this big ??? Sorry for not being any help.
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Just got mine today. Haven't tested actual capacity but with 18650 batteries inside it looks that is actually probably around 15,000 mah. I'm going to test by fully discharging a device that is 5000 mah. If i can't get enough recharges to be impressed I'll be returning mine.
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These are 12 volt 35ah batteries. (Volts x amps = watts) So 12vx35ah = 420 watts max capacity per battery and 840w for the pair. If you want your batteries to last, do not discharge below 50% -- Therefore, with (2) batteries at 420 watts each, there is a usable 420w if you want your batteries to last a reasonable amount of time (500 cycles) - Your application may already have a low voltage limiter which won't let you drain below 11.9-12 volts which is about 50%
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Powered by Re-chargeable 9.6V Ni-CD battery. Don't know the amps. The ones we got discharge quickly and take a long time to charge. Lipo batteries would be better.
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There ARE no "REAL" 4000 mAh batteries! That capacity doesn't exist yet! These batteries, PLUS the charger they're being sold with are BOTH garbage!
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The claimed capacity of the device is 50,000 mAh. According to specifications listed above the device weighs 400 grams. A 6 amp hour Polymer Lithium Ion Battery weighs 110 grams. So the most the device could contain is three 6 amp hour Polymer Lithium Ion Battery's. That works out to 18 amp hours or 18,000 mAh. So the actual capacity of the device appears to be less than half of the claimed capacity.
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It takes (2) High Power 3.7v 2600Mah 18650 Lithium Ion Rechargeable Batteries. I have not seen them in stores.
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The battery accurate capacity is 300 Watt-hour. However, most external batteries on market use battery cells mAh adding up to give total mAh capacity. 83000 mAh is just for comparing with those external batteries on market and this 83000mAh is based on battery cell nominal voltage, which is 3.6V ~ 3.7V. 3.6V x 83000mAh = 298.8 Wh, 3.7V x 83000mAh = 307Wh. We suggest using "Watt-hour" instead of "Amp-hour" or "mAh" to compare capacities of different batteries. Watt-hour or Wh, is a more accurate unit to show the power capacity than Amp-. Hour (Ah) that was used before. The Watt-Hour unit means the wattage that the battery can provide within one hour. If you see a battery just marked mAh but not Watt-hour, you may use mAh x 3.6 /1000 to figure out its watt-hour. Best regards.
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Question 1: It's the charging rate of the battery. "maH" means milli-Amp per hour. A "milli-Amp" is 1000th of an Ampere. Q2: Yes. I have charged 4-10,000 maH batteries together on this unit. And, so far, so good. I buy very few alkaline batteries any more. If space permits, or isn't an issue, I always carry a charger when travelling.
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Amazon doesn't specify the capacity in mAH. Judging by the part no. they seem to be rebranded Sanyo eneloops which are rated at 2000mAH:http://www.cnet.com/products/sanyo-eneloop-hr-3utg-4bp-battery-aa-nimh-x-4-series/specs/ You can always return them if they are much less.
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It is a 18 Volt NiCd battery, and ranks above average for capacity and run time, the average capacity for this class is 2.2 AH, so I would think it is slightly higher... Mine works outstanding ! Hope this helps ...