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artie wrote in message l.com...
Check out the manufacturer's websites, such as www.duracell.com -- go to the professional pages for the data sheets, such as this one: http://www.duracell.com/oem/primary/alkaline/mn1300.asp That shows an alkaline D cell under a 750mA load lasting almost 12 hours, with a terminal voltage of just under 1 volt. You have to do a LOT of talking at high power to use up that kind of power! I have a 6-D cell pack I (can) use, but most of the time I stick with the AA pack for the radio. In a pinch, I keep a set of AA Lithium cells around -- much longer shelf life, and longer life under high drain. Spend some time perusing the data sheets; you'll learn a lot. 73-- Good advice - except I didn't have access to anything which could download and read a PDF, as I only has my Palm Tungsten W with me to search, read and post. I found it interesting that with loads somewhat similar to what I expect for Field Day, the e2 Titanium batteries had about 20% longer run tinmes, all other things being equal. |
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