Ok been looking at rechargable batteries over the past few days and it has got us confused over some things.

 

AA 1.3v 2300MaH

C 1.3v 2300MaH

D 1.3v 2300MaH

 

so that basicallys means the battery provides 1.3v at 2300 milliamps for an hour. Basically then my question is, if all the batteries of different sizes have the same rating, what is the difference between AA, C and D apart from the physical size???

The larger the battery the more time it lasts *a guess*

thats what we guessed too until we read the specifications

 

Technical information

Size : D

Capacity : 2300 mAh

Volt : 1.2 V

 

Technical information

Size : AA

Capacity : 2300 mAh

Volt : 1.2 V

 

anyone

Where is that then

 

According to that they are all exactly the same except the shape.

Does this have the info you're looking for??

 

http://www.madsci.org/posts/archives/jan99...05789.Eg.r.html

 

Penny

yep thanks penny

just found some D's with a 7000 MaH so those other ones must of been very low powerred cheap ones