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Re: (ET) BB600 for sale in quantity



Interesting... So how would a comparable (run time) NiCd setup compare in weight and size?

- SteveS

Steve Gaarder wrote:
T-105s are 225 AH *if you discharge them slowly*. At the high currents used by ETs, this capacity drops like a stone. Also, you can discharge NiCds all the way without shortening life. So there's a lot less difference in real capacity than the numbers suggest.

cheers,

Steve Gaarder

On Thu, 14 Jun 2007, Michael S Briggs wrote:

It looks like those are 1.2VDC (from another site) and 34 AH. 30 of those
would be $500, and in series give you 36 VDC - with 34 AH capacity. I
don't see the appeal of that, compared to T-105s (aren't T-105s over 100
Ah capacity?). Or is that 1.2 VDC that I got from another site wrong?

Mike
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On Wed, 13 Jun 2007, Klein Robert W NPRI wrote:

http://www.sg-photo.com/nicad_batteries.htm


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