This essentially has the same contacts that 9 volt batteries would have right?
867080
Correct. I personally went to my local electronics store and bought a 9-volt connector-to-barewire thing for my application.
867081
Yes, it has the same type of contacts as used by 9V batteries. The voltage supplied depends on the type of batteries used (rechargeable have less voltage then alkaline).
955782
these are ever so slightly larger then a normal 9v. A standard 9 volt fits fine in my automatic hopper but these fit in snug so i have to use a flat screwdriver to push them out.
1479446
Most likely, I'm not a 100% sure do you have anyway of looking up the original battery? As long as it has the # 9 in it it will work, That is the way of knowing if a battery is the same size. Good luck to you.
708726
Yes. Batteries included protected by small plastic strip you remove to make the "contact" so they work.
939081
Yes. Any 9 volt battery will work just fine. As a matter of fact, this is an ideal application for a rechargeable, since the meter is a low power device and is used only intermittently, it should last a good long time. Rechargeable batteries generally hold less of a charge than the single use kind and have to be replaced (recharged) more often than single use batteries, which can be annoying in some circumstances.
992636
I i am out of town so can't grab my battery but yes they are physically larger then a standard 9v. A standard 9v slips in and out of my paintball gun with easy but with these batteries it grabs hard enough with these batteries to require me to use a flat head screw driver to pull it out enough for me to grab it firmly enough to pull it out.
732108
It uses the 9 volt batteries, you could use rechargeable 9 volt if you wanted to and they were available.
816518
Yes. The contacts for both positive and negative protrude slightly to make solid contact no matter how the end of the battery is shaped.
638881
If the battery you are replaceing has all the same numbers the answer is yes
1405709
It depends how you are using your batteries. If you are planning to use them as a drop-in replacement, then no. They are the same length but a lot thicker. They are the same voltage but higher capacity.
493920
No. The contacts are operated by a single coil, and both the "fixed" contacts and the moving contacts are paired to operate together.
688566
The 9V battery "hack" to get 6 AAAA batteries is completely true- I just pried apart a Duracell 9V and ended up with 6 batteries to use in anything that supports AAA or AAAA. It's wonderful (once you get through that ton of plastic and metal surrounding them!). I also found that those mini AAAAs' + and - were opposite from what seemed logical, so flip them around until they work.
780533
Yes, this version has electrical contacts. It works perfectly. Cheaper versions maybe don't have.
1304354
Not directly. The motors are 3 volt motors and if you provide higher voltages, the motors will be damaged over time. The kit comes with a battery holder for 2 AA batteries. If you absolutely need 9 Volts, you can either look for 9 volt replacement motors or use an inexpensive voltage converter. These guys http://www.pololu.com/ have a great selection and they may even have replacement motors.
21665
if the number is the same, it is. These are very high energy Lithium batteries and should last long in a flashlight.
1066446
There's only one possible way a 9v battery would fit in that slot if I remember right.
732299
yes, I have some prismatic cells(103450) that line up with the contacts, these lith-ion batteries follow the same charging specs as the round ones so they work without a problem.