I have a plane that requires 2/3 AAA battery . What is the difference between 2/3 and 5/4 AAA .. what do those numbers or fractions mean? any help would be nice .

Is it electric? does it mean 2 or 3 cells? I'm not familiar at all with those fractions when it comes to batteries. More info on the plane, and what the batteries are used for would help us help you...

you can find the plane here at www.coxmodels.com its the p51 mini warbird ... thank s

try this website:

[link]http://www.powerstream.com/Size.htm[/link]

good explanation of battery sizes

Ok I just looked at your link, pretty cool little planes for $19.99 too. But I didn't see anything about AAA batteries. I did see that it requires a (6 cell 220mah Nihm) battery pack. Maybe you got confused when you saw the radio requirements. 3Channel/2micro servos.


Mark


Now I have to go back to that link to decide which one I want.

when you click on the link and the page comes up .. look to the right next to the gas engines towards the bottom of the page .. you'll see it says new cox 6 cell battery .... thanks .

djr, just pm'd ya back. yes I see it.


Mark

2/3 aaa is a battery pak made of batteries that are 2/3 s the size of aaa I have a 350mAh battery that is 2/3 s..my smallest pak is a 1/3 AA that is 110 mAh...Rog

2/3AAA is about an inch long and same diameter as AAA
AAA is about 1-5/8 inches long
5/4AAA is about 2 inches long and same diameter as AAA
You can se photos of the cells, by a ruler, on this site
http://radicalrc.secure-mall.com/sho...69&cart=377836
He sells lots of different battery packs made from these cells.