What is the Voltage on these batteries? Can they power up a baby bouncer that requires 1.5V C battery?
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Rechargeable batteries usually are 1.2 to 1.3 volts fully charged.They will usually provide sufficient power for most applications that require 1.5v
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They are only 1.2V (all the 1.5V I found are alkaline batteries).For your purpose, I recommend you get the 1.2V rechargeable with the highest mAh. Personally, I would get these:8 pcs of Tenergy C Size 5000mAh High Capacity High Rate NiMH Rechargeable Batteries
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Yes they can. As Stan stated, most rechargeable batteries are about 1.3 volts, whereas alkaline batteries start out at 1.5. However, an alkaline's voltage decreases steadily before it is considered "dead." A rechargeable battery maintains a more constant voltage for a longer time before voltage sharply drops off at the very end of its charge. If Sanyo made C-size eneloop batteries instead of spacers, I'd recommend those, but for true C rechargeables, I recommend Rayovac or Duracell over Energizer or others.
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Rechargeable batteries usually are 1.2 to 1.3 volts fully charged. They will usually provide sufficient power for most applications that require 1.5v
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I do not recommend these batteries. They deliver more than 3.6 volts under load and more than 4.00 in open load. They are unpredictable, they do not hold charge after a few cicles, and if you use two of them like in series, one will hold charge longer than the other. I don't know why they sell them as 3.00 volts. Bad bad :-(
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The package says 1.2 volts, but mine are at 1.31 at a 90% charge. I just checked them with a digital multimeter.
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HI,The original batteries only state they are 9.6V, no Ah stated. The replacements say they are 9.6V and 1.3Ah. I just checked on a replacement battery that has been in a tool for at least 6 months and it still very well charged. This pair of batteries is as good or better that the originals.
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They are 12v and will need a battery........... They sell a 110ac to 12v converters to use in a standard outlet
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I use regular batteries. I haven't had to change my batteries since I got it. The baby also makes the bouncer bounce by moving so I don't turn it on every time.
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They do make rechargeable C batteries. Just remember that rechargeable batteries starting voltage is 1.2 volts, where non rechargeable batteries start at 1.5 volts ( fully charge it is closer to 1.6). The rechargeable batteries will not last as long as regular batteries.
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these batteries are 1.2 volts. i looked at one of my batteries to be sure. they are aa/hr6/dx1500nimh 1.2 v/200 mah and that is on the battery and easy to read !!!!!!!!!!!!hope this helps, charles davis
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Michael, if you have a voltmeter check the voltage before and after 1 hour of charging. It's 4.2 V. These batteries are sold as 3V but their output is more than 4V.
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Alkaline C batteries are 1.5v . . . rechargeable such as NiMH are 1.2v. You may see a difference in brightness.
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The battery is a CR2032 3V. It is one of those flat round ones. I had the balls on for about 5 hours and they still had power. I don't know how long they are expected to run on one battery. The batteries I bought for the couple that needed them were over $5.
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I do not recommend them. Very hight initial voltage, 4.20V that will continue for several hours of use. Then the battery will shut of before it's fully discharged.
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Hi Kat, Yes these batteries are 1.2v (the standard voltage), and are rated at a capacity of 2ah 'typical', and 1.9ah "minimum" . I am quoting these specs directly from the label on the batteries themselves. Hope this helps. greentyco.
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they are small hearing aid looking battery. Not sure of the voltage. It uses 3 batteries at the same time
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These batteries can not provide the current needed by most R/C planes and cars -- they'll make them work (once you add a proper plug), but the performance will be poor.Get the correct batteries -- they don't really cost more than this does, but will perform a lot better.
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These are lithium ion batteries. The nominal operating voltage is 7.4v, after they are partially discharged. Freshly charged the voltage can be as high as 8.4 volts.
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They're marked at 3.7 V.... Mine were actually ranging from 4.7 to 5.2V. Not safe!!!