An alkaline D-cell has roughly 6 times, and a an alkaline C-cell roughly 3
times the Amp-hour capacity of an alkaline AA cell.
The relationships may vary a bit amongst the different brands. It be wildly
off when talking about rechargeable cells, because of shortcuts often used
in the manufacturing of the C and D cell varieties.
Chip
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> [mailto:owner-olympus@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of John Gettis
> Sent: Friday, July 30, 1999 8:39 PM
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> Subject: [OM] batteries OT
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> I have some questions for the more technically inclined among us. I am
> building a battery pack for my strobe. I have purchased a cord
> that fits it
> from E-___, so that part is no problem. I am going to use a
> battery holder
> that holds 4 D cells ( I already have this ). My question is how
> much more
> power does a D-cell have over a AA and how many more flashes will
> I get from
> them? Also will there be much of a increase in speed in recycle times?
> thanks John Gettis
>
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