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"I suppose it's also possible the battery manufacturers were giving the low end transistor radio manufacturers free batteries in order to later sell short life, high profit replacement batteries." Sounds like the early Smoke Detectors with thier Odd Voltage and Big Odd Size Batterys that some times cost more then the Smoke Detector did when new. "The Japanese companies prefered the now familiar rectangular battery which had a stack of 6 rectangular cells," This is what I remember from the 50s/60s a stack of Six Waffers about 3/16" Thick {Rectanglar Cells} inside the 9 Volt Batteries of that time. ~ RHF |
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