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Voltages-socket pins for Mystery Control

Chuck Schwark
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10-15-2005, 07:05 PM

A trade it is! Works for me. Will start to work on it. CD-ROM ok?

AA's won't have the "guts", unless you have a lot in series-parallel. The trouble then, with many series-strung cells is the imbalance in discharge rates of the cells and a lack-luster cell can bring down all cells in it' series-string.

Have you thought of using 2/3C, or sub-C sizes? I'd think the "C" size line would give you the mAh rating for decent useage for the filament? AA's would not have the "ampacity" for resonalbl life, I'd think.

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RE: Voltages-socket pins for Mystery Control - by batterymaker - 10-12-2005, 09:38 PM

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