Found an Eveready Industrial still working out in the Wild!

letschat7

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These batteries seem like from the mid to late 90s, they haven't leaked, and still run the 1970s era light.
 

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snakebite

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I wonder how dried out they are now.
Bet internal resistance is high .
Had some still in package from 70's that read 1.52v
But esr meter showed 2.9 ohms!
A fresh one reads about 150mohm.
 
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