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The real ripoff is that none of the alkaline batteries have a mAh (or mWh) rating. They literally sell energetic cylinders without telling you how much energy's
by p1mrx 8y ago
The real ripoff is that none of the alkaline batteries have a mAh (or mWh) rating. They literally sell energetic cylinders without telling you how much energy's in them; how is this still a thing?
- tempay 8y agoGiving alkaline batteries a mAh rating is difficult as it is highly variable depending on the environment and load characteristics. You can find data sheets for the major manufactures on their websites for example: http://data.energizer.com/pdfs/en91.pdf http://data.energizer.com/pdfs/en91.pdf
- Theodores 8y agoThis could be solved much like how automobile 'miles per gallon' figures are given, there is the 'urban' cycle for city driving and the figures for 'highway' driving and then there is the 'combined cycle'. Everyone knows that in a month of Sundays you aren't going to get anything near that '54 mpg combined' figure shown on the sticker for that Prius but you will get more miles per gallon in that car rather than that GM dinosaur advertising '14 mpg combined'.