Why The Voltage Difference? 1.2 Volts Versus 1.5 Volts for Regular Batteries?
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- Опубликовано: 22 июл 2024
- This is a video based on why our non-rechargeable batteries have a nominal voltage of 1.5 Volts while our rechargeable batteries have a voltage of 1.2 Volts and what are the problems that we might face because of this.
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Finally somebody took this up😊🙏🙏🙏
yes. finally !
The Answer!!!
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Bang on! for me, bud. My multimeter, 3 x AAA.I have been trying to figure out a parasitic power drain in my truck for the last few months. The voltage reading was always 12.2V when I first measured, then after doing a couple things, or if I just held the leads on the terminals, it would slowly go up.01 at a time until about 12.45V. I thought it was capacitors or something, going back to the battery, but, Then this week, it wouldn't give me a reading at all. Everything else works, including light, so I thought it was broken, didn't even consider batteries. Then I decided to investigate, and as soon as I opened it and saw the rechargables I had in there, I thought, I bet you that's the problem. .... also, it had 2 x 10 amp fuses in it, one should be 600ma, lol, and for the proper 10A fuse, the clips are too close together, so that fuse wasn't even connecting. My word.
Unbelievable how such a small simple thing can give rise to major issues. So much time wasted and racking my brain over my truck, lol.
Thanks for the informative video.
Peace
Thanks for watching.
Glad it was helpful.
I've got that exact same IR thermometer gun and 2x Panasonic Eneloop BK-4MCDE Ni-MH cells work fine in it; no dim screen/back-light/laser. They were last charged like 6 months ago, still no sign of low voltage. I only use it a few times per week.
Very useful, Finally I know why My new rechargeable batteries Nimh doesn't work properly in my child toys, thank you
Yes, that is very commonly observed.
However, rechargeable batteries are actually not supposed to be used in toys, so please do be careful.
As a child, I had very bad experiences connecting rechargeable batteries to toys.
May i know can suggest find 1.5 v rechargebale batteries anywhere?to use for toys.Thanks
One question disposable AA batteries on box usually say a warning don’t use old and new batteries for toys , electronics but today after years that should be updated for lithium ion and Ni-mh saying to don’t mix different type of chemistry new batteries as the voltages are different and might damage either battery . Or what do you think , I been testing new lithium usb AA not great results sometimes they fail or simple stoo working and chip inside sucks on some brands and it’s way more expensive than usual 1.2v rechazable but there’s some electric things that suck and really need that 1.5v to operate .I guess companies want to continue taking away my money w this disposable batteries 😂 yeah I do have some devices that won’t even turn on , when I use Aaa batteries that are rechargeable . Hope new chemistry comes out and don’t have so much chip but have a good quality like the 18650 but in 1.5v range hopefully soon .
They have 18650 type Li-ion in AA now.
they don’t last as long as an NIMH 1.2volt battery.
I have been using the Eneloop NiMh for 3 years now. They are amazing. Super long battery life. Maintain their voltage even when stored for over a year. And they never leak into your devices like every alkaline does