Maverick3n1
Senior Heliman
Location: San Diego, CA
| I've found a few different Lithium batteries that were odd sizes. One I found was actually made by Energizer. They have AA batteries that are Lithium (or at least it says lithium on the package and says it lasts 4 times longer then normal batteries which would make sense if they were in fact lithium). The thing that doesn't make sense is that since they are AA batteries, they would be the standard 1.5v. I thought you can't get less than a single cell which is 3.7v...
How is it that they are able to make them 1.5v, and is there any way to charge them? I have a Triton 2 charger, so it's capable of every battery type imaginable, but it goes by how many cells in the pack, and calculates voltage based on number of cells, so if 1 cell is the lowest it goes, I'd blow the battery up =P
The other batteries I was wondering about recharging is the small batteries like watch batteries etc.. They say 3v, not 3.7v on them, and all of them say "Do Not Recharge" which I can understand them putting that on for the morons who'd use a regular el-cheapo battery charger to try and charge them. Would I be able to successfully charge those with my charger however? Are they actually 3.7v but just labeled as 3v? What's the deal? |
