1.4V AA Batteries Exist?

[Darkcobra]

Are there AA batteries with a higher voltage other than 1.2v? If there are higher voltages, can it usually be found in your local electrical store?

Thanks!

 

[David_Campen]

Are there AA batteries with a higher voltage other than 1.2v? If there are higher voltages, can it usually be found in your local electrical store?

Sure, these are called Alkaline batteries.

 

[greenLED]

NiMH and NiCd's are 1.2V
alkies are 1.5
lithiums are 1.7 (1.5)
li-ion are 3.6-4.2 (depending on state of charge)

 

[Handlobraesing]

What is your application?
Panasonic Oxyride and its Duracell equivalent(forgot the name) are 1.7v. initial voltage.

 

[wptski]

Are there AA batteries with a higher voltage other than 1.2v? If there are higher voltages, can it usually be found in your local electrical store?

Thanks!

A Ni-CD or Ni-MH AA rechargable is 1.2V nominal voltage but hot off a charger, they'd be around 1.4V. A alkaline AA is 1.5V nominal and a Lithium AA is around 1.6V nominal.

 

[Darkcobra]

Ah... I got my information all messed up.
Thanks for the clarification guys! I really appreciate it.

 

[bombelman]

Want 1.5v rechargeables ?
1800mah

http://www1.nl2.conrad.com/scripts/...&page=1&p_catalog_max_results=10&cachedetail=

 

[InfidelCastro]

Want 1.5v rechargeables ?
1800mah

http://www1.nl2.conrad.com/scripts/...&page=1&p_catalog_max_results=10&cachedetail=

Link is no good. Are those Oxyrides?

 

[Illum]

i thought energizer's Lithium AA [L91] is 1.4v is it not?

:thinking: :thinking: :thinking:

 

[InfidelCastro]

i thought energizer's Lithium AA [L91] is 1.4v is it not?

:thinking: :thinking: :thinking:

You put lithium AA's on a voltmeter and you'll get close to 1.8V with some cells.

 

[bombelman]

link modified: http://www1.nl2.conrad.com/scripts/...&page=1&p_catalog_max_results=10&cachedetail=

 

[Illum]

You put lithium AA's on a voltmeter and you'll get close to 1.8V with some cells.

something tell me I want to throw aray my meter and buy a new one...maybe a digital one... :thinking:

 

[Brighteyez]

If you're looking for a cheap one, I think Sears has one on sale for about $15. It's not a Fluke, but then most people don't need to have a Fluke meter.

something tell me I want to throw aray my meter and buy a new one...maybe a digital one... :thinking:

 

[Darkcobra]

link modified: http://www1.nl2.conrad.com/scripts/...&page=1&p_catalog_max_results=10&cachedetail=

Still no linky?