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4-Pack HW Rechargeable AA Lithium Batteries 2800mWh w/ Micro USB Cable $6.99 + Free Shipping w/ Prime
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I DO NOT have experience with these particular cells. But I DO have and tested:
HW 1.5v AA 3500mWh/2333mAh - Mine are the NON-USB charging. USB charging provides some convenience to some people BUT, at the expense of some capacity. It's a challenge to put all the components in the small 'can'. USB charging extracts this penalty.
The capacity of this in real testing at 0.5A - mAh current for 4 cells is:
- 1880-81%; 1870-80%; 1870-80%; 1764-76%
So the probable capacity of these is: 2800mWh/1.5v = 1897mAh x >0.80 (% capacity of the previous cells) = ~1500mAh. This could be worse due to the USB charging penalty.
I do not know is this cell line provides step down voltage. The 3500mWh cells do. This is what I found:
When ~480mAh remains they drop from 1.5v > 1.1v. This allows some notificatio that the cell needs charging.
The down side is MUCH longer time spent at 1.1v, at the expense of less time spent at 1.5v. So the 3500mWh cells have a 1.5v working capacity of ~1400mAh.
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I DO NOT have experience with these particular cells. But I DO have and tested:
HW 1.5v AA 3500mWh/2333mAh - Mine are the NON-USB charging. USB charging provides some convenience to some people BUT, at the expense of some capacity. It's a challenge to put all the components in the small 'can'. USB charging extracts this penalty.
The capacity of this in real testing at 0.5A - mAh current for 4 cells is:
- 1880-81%; 1870-80%; 1870-80%; 1764-76%
So the probable capacity of these is: 2800mWh/1.5v = 1897mAh x >0.80 (% capacity of the previous cells) = ~1500mAh. This could be worse due to the USB charging penalty.
I do not know is this cell line provides step down voltage. The 3500mWh cells do. This is what I found:
When ~480mAh remains they drop from 1.5v > 1.1v. This allows some notificatio that the cell needs charging.
The down side is MUCH longer time spent at 1.1v, at the expense of less time spent at 1.5v. So the 3500mWh cells have a 1.5v working capacity of ~1400mAh.
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