[NSRCA-discussion] LiPo Voltage

[Jerry Stebbins]

Seems like a valid question to send to the Energizer folks website to me.
Jerry
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> Ron
> The energizer bunny only runs on dry cells....1.2volts.Think they are
> misrepresenting their batterys.
> Jim Ivey
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> From: "Ron Van Putte" <vanputte at cox.net>
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> 
>> I had an interesting discussion with an Energizer  battery supplier
>> in a Sam's today.  I was at the battery display, looking at the AA
>> nonrechargeable lithium batteries.  The package said the cells were
>> 1.2V.  I asked the battery supplier how the voltage could be 1.2
>> volts when most of  the lithium cells I'd seen were rated at 3.7
>> volts. He didn't know.  Does anyone out there?  Can the Lithium
>> chemistry for nonrechargeable cells produce a nominal 1.2 volts and
>> the rechargeable cells produce a nominal 3.7 volts?
>>
>> Ron Van Putte
>>
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