I have 4 AA Ni-Cd rechargable batteries puting out 6.6 Volts and .002 mA
And I have 3 AA Duracell batteries putting out 6.2 Volts and .720mA
My project worked fine with the 3 AA Duracell but not so fine with the 4 AA Ni-Cd rechargeables I put this down to the low amperage the NiCd is putting out.
Can someone explain why both batteries are putting out ~6V and yet such differant mA ? I would have thought that since both are AA in size then the Amperage should be roughly the same right ?
FYI: my project is to light 36LED party lights with 3AA batteries for 8hours. It can be done, I have kept 36 LEDs illuminated for more than 12hours on just 3AA Duracells
Also can someone suggest what kind of rechargeable batteries I can buy that will put out roughly 6V and .6mA ?
Thank you.
Justin.
And I have 3 AA Duracell batteries putting out 6.2 Volts and .720mA
My project worked fine with the 3 AA Duracell but not so fine with the 4 AA Ni-Cd rechargeables I put this down to the low amperage the NiCd is putting out.
Can someone explain why both batteries are putting out ~6V and yet such differant mA ? I would have thought that since both are AA in size then the Amperage should be roughly the same right ?
FYI: my project is to light 36LED party lights with 3AA batteries for 8hours. It can be done, I have kept 36 LEDs illuminated for more than 12hours on just 3AA Duracells
Also can someone suggest what kind of rechargeable batteries I can buy that will put out roughly 6V and .6mA ?
Thank you.
Justin.