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10,500mAh, 1.5V????

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I am looking for a power solution that results in approx. 10,500mAh, 1.5V. The solution would ideally be as small as possible.

Any suggestions/advise would be much appreciated. Many thanks

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  • what do you mean exactly?

    mAh is the unit of batteries, so 4 x AAA alcaline could do the job...

    or are you looking for a power source that replaces the battery?

    in this case you would need to generate 1.5V @ ILOAD from an input (solar, grid, another battery, etc...)

    KR

    Vincenzo

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    mAh is Milliamp Hours, a unit for measuring electric power over time. It is commonly used to describe the amount of charge a battery can hold. The higher the mAh, the longer the battery will last.

     

    Unfortunately I don't believe there are any 1.5v batteries that can hold 10,500 mAh. Most I can think of would be a rechargeable AA with around 2500mAh.

    Smallest battery I have seen with up to 10k mAh was 6v, which was a lawnmower battery.

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  • in reply to Former Member

    mAh is Milliamp Hours, a unit for measuring electric power over time. It is commonly used to describe the amount of charge a battery can hold. The higher the mAh, the longer the battery will last.

     

    Unfortunately I don't believe there are any 1.5v batteries that can hold 10,500 mAh. Most I can think of would be a rechargeable AA with around 2500mAh.

    Smallest battery I have seen with up to 10k mAh was 6v, which was a lawnmower battery.

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