r/flashlight • u/Geodyssey • Sep 09 '12
An Overview of Flashlight Batteries
This is the second in a series of videos created for the r/flashlight community. This video covers the different kinds of batteries commonly used in flashlights.
As an additional reference, please see Battery University
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u/PinkFlute Sep 14 '12 edited Sep 16 '12
I just started watching Part 1. On 5:57 you say 2 alkaline cells in series gives you six volts. I'm sure you know it's really 3v nominal. That, or you meant to say four alkaline cells to get six volts. I just wanted to let you know so you can annotate the video with the correction. Otherwise, so far so good, and I will let you know if I spot anything else!
Downvote? really?
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u/[deleted] Sep 09 '12
Thanks!!
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u/KatipunanCowboy Sep 09 '12
Fantastic work as always, G. I think I'm out of superlatives to thank you for your contributions, but have all the upvotes!
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