I also want to know that. I dont know why he did not answer. Normaly cut off is 0,8 voltage in test like this, but normaly AA battery in practical is finnish about 1,3 V. Hope Electronic Creation kan give us a reply on this.
So which is the best? Surely not Aerocell. Either I missed something or there is no explanation unless you understand all the figures! I’d have thought longest discharge time is better but my experience of Aerocell is that they are not best suited to high draw applications.
AAA batteries are not made for high load so I tested it on lowest discharge my tester can do (200mah) and Aerocell came on top. For higher drain use AA batteries or 18650.
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What cutoff voltage did you use? How long did you wait to measure the "volts after" ? Your MILLIAMPS column should be labeled milliAmp Hours (mAh).
I also want to know that. I dont know why he did not answer. Normaly cut off is 0,8 voltage in test like this, but normaly AA battery in practical is finnish about 1,3 V.
Hope Electronic Creation kan give us a reply on this.
So which is the best? Surely not Aerocell.
Either I missed something or there is no explanation unless you understand all the figures!
I’d have thought longest discharge time is better but my experience of Aerocell is that they are not best suited to high draw applications.
AAA batteries are not made for high load so I tested it on lowest discharge my tester can do (200mah) and Aerocell came on top. For higher drain use AA batteries or 18650.
Great video. What was the other tester in the video (not the opus bt)? And what did you use it for?
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I like how the display shows NULL when no battery is inserted.
I program, so yeah.
Very informative, just a question of getting them for a good price.
Good test
Those Aerocells are suspiciously similar to Varta's...
I presume varta is manufacturing them because Lidl and Varta are German brands, just like Muller.