OMG, did you know about this?

aplefka

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This was just posted like a few weeks ago.

Edit: I love when idiots say this kind of stupid stuff.

ya this vid is true....when i wuz like 8 or? sumthing......idk it wuz a long time ago but i broke one of those 6v's in the store and saw all of them AA's coming out

:laugh:
 

So

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FYI, this varies from battery to battery. There's no guarantee that you'll actually find 32 AA batteries inside the 6V. You might find a bunch of C's or D's or the like...

Edit: Or just 4 large 1.5 Volt cells. :eek:
 

BoomerD

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Originally posted by: So
FYI, this varies from battery to battery. There's no guarantee that you'll actually find 32 AA batteries inside the 6V. You might find a bunch of C's or D's or the like...

Edit: Or just 4 large 1.5 Volt cells. :eek:

Gee, aren't they all (flashlight batteries) 1.5 volt batteries?

(with the obvious exceptions of teh 9v , 12v, and yes, teh 6 volt)
 

So

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Originally posted by: BoomerD
Originally posted by: So
FYI, this varies from battery to battery. There's no guarantee that you'll actually find 32 AA batteries inside the 6V. You might find a bunch of C's or D's or the like...

Edit: Or just 4 large 1.5 Volt cells. :eek:

Gee, aren't they all (flashlight batteries) 1.5 volt batteries?

(with the obvious exceptions of teh 9v , 12v, and yes, teh 6 volt)

Notice that 9 and 12 are nice multiples of 1.5 as well. I think the chemistry of the batteries makes 1.5 V a convenient size, but I'm no chemist. :)
 
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Originally posted by: So
Originally posted by: BoomerD
Originally posted by: So
FYI, this varies from battery to battery. There's no guarantee that you'll actually find 32 AA batteries inside the 6V. You might find a bunch of C's or D's or the like...

Edit: Or just 4 large 1.5 Volt cells. :eek:

Gee, aren't they all (flashlight batteries) 1.5 volt batteries?

(with the obvious exceptions of teh 9v , 12v, and yes, teh 6 volt)

Notice that 9 and 12 are nice multiples of 1.5 as well. I think the chemistry of the batteries makes 1.5 V a convenient size, but I'm no chemist. :)

1.5V comes from the chemistry, that's what you get and nothing else. Now you can make batteries in any multiple of 1.5V and package.
 

zinfamous

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well damn it. the history channel told me that a cell is defined as 1.5 volt, or something like that, which is the AA size...and that technically a 6 volt is 4 AA batteries, a 12v is 8 AA and so on....

I seen 'em dissect those batteries on their program too!

yeah, my voltage and cell definition is off...I'm no electrical engineer (one of the few physics classes that I took in school was taught by a TA that spoke 4 words of English...I always blame him :D)
 

So

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Jul 2, 2001
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Originally posted by: FrustratedUser
Originally posted by: So
Originally posted by: BoomerD
Originally posted by: So
FYI, this varies from battery to battery. There's no guarantee that you'll actually find 32 AA batteries inside the 6V. You might find a bunch of C's or D's or the like...

Edit: Or just 4 large 1.5 Volt cells. :eek:

Gee, aren't they all (flashlight batteries) 1.5 volt batteries?

(with the obvious exceptions of teh 9v , 12v, and yes, teh 6 volt)

Notice that 9 and 12 are nice multiples of 1.5 as well. I think the chemistry of the batteries makes 1.5 V a convenient size, but I'm no chemist. :)

1.5V comes from the chemistry, that's what you get and nothing else. Now you can make batteries in any multiple of 1.5V and package.

Out of curiosity -- does it vary from chemistry to chemistry? I.e. alkaline vs. non alkaline? What about ni-cad and li-ion?
 

jagec

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Apr 30, 2004
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Interestingly enough, there ARE 8 button cells inside a 12V garage-door-opener battery (23A). I have confirmed this personally.
 

McCarthy

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There's another of these vids showing six small AAA like cells in a 9V. (they have only 2/3 the diameter of a AAA, but are almost as long. Enough that they'll work in a pinch)

So I took apart two dead 9Vs out of curiosity. Energizer does use six round cells like that, while Rayovac uses a stack of flat cells. Of course now I'll end up buying all sorts of off brand batteries just to take apart. Damn internet.
 

her209

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LOL... I show this to a work friend and he doesn't believe its fake.

WTF!>!?
 

Rudee

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Did you know there are 2000 AA batteries inside a 12volt car battery. Pry one open and see for yourself. :)