With an operating voltage of 1,2 V, Ni-Cd batteries are not suitable for replacing Zinc Charcoal or Alkaline batteries, as this voltage is often insufficient for proper operation of the device.
Lithium is not right either, the elements are at 3 volts. (unless you put one or more "dummy batteries" in the compartment.
Does anyone know if there are elements whose operating voltage is between 1,45 and 1,6 volts?
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Ni- Zn, would suit, I did not experiment.
A discussion:
http://cyclurba.fr/forum/230409/accus-ni-zn-nO-1-6v.html?discussionID=0
A discussion:
http://cyclurba.fr/forum/230409/accus-ni-zn-nO-1-6v.html?discussionID=0
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in seeking I found this:
http://pics.idemdito.org/fr/tech/kentli.htm because Ni-Zn batteries would no longer be available in AA or AAA
however, I'm going to get a little 3V batteries and a fake battery, but it will not work for everything: my Petzl headlamp requires 3 X 1,5 V AAA.
http://pics.idemdito.org/fr/tech/kentli.htm because Ni-Zn batteries would no longer be available in AA or AAA
however, I'm going to get a little 3V batteries and a fake battery, but it will not work for everything: my Petzl headlamp requires 3 X 1,5 V AAA.
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