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Re: Where did first get the Edu Batteries
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Originally Posted by Scooter
You can also build the batteries. Just go and get some 1.2 volt AA sized (probably somewhere around 700 mAh) NIMH cells, and solder 6 of them together (positive to negative with leads), and presto! You have a battery pack.
That would work, but you can't use that battery with NiMH cells in competition. You could use NiCad, though.

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ID: 308 Section: 5.2.7 Status: Answered Date Answered: 1/26/2004
Q: Can we use a battery pack that we assembled ourselves, using 6 AA NiMH cells? They have the same voltage (1.2V x 6) as NiCad cells, but more capacity (1600AH) and no memory effect.
A: No. See R39.
Last edited by Joe Ross : 27-02-2004 at 21:54. Reason: typo
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