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battery weight - 5/24/2002 3:32:10 AM

larry1917

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where can i find the weights of individual cells ? I have 320 mAH NiCad and am looking at maxell AAA 700 mAH NiMH thanks

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battery weight - 5/24/2002 3:38:22 PM

Jazzy

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Many of the battery manufacturers/distributors list the specifications online.
Digikey, ([url]www.digikey.com[/url]), has Panasonic and Sanyo cells along with their specs.
They should be around .42-.46 oz., 12-13g ea. (AAA)
The NiCDs are probably around .35 oz., 10g ea. (AAA)

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battery weight - 5/24/2002 7:03:49 PM

rmteo1

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You can find the info you need here:
http://www.tnrtechnical.com

Great prices also.

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