Are these batteries 1.45 volt?
1187862
Yes. I've ordered from this same vendor numerous times and am totally satisfied with the batteries they send. They have a long expiration date. I change my batteries every Thursday just to make sure they never go dead when I'm out somewhere. I know this isn't necessary, but I just do it. Also they send a neat little carrying case which holds 2 batteries and is quite handy when traveling.
1187863
I was not getting the performance from these batteries that I expected. When I measured the initial voltage using a Hewlett Packard 34740A voltmeter (11.1 MegaOhms input impedance), I got 1.1V to 1.2V. This is not 1.45V, and it appears to be like this through all of the batteries that I received. I won't be using Raytheon products again. Note that while this voltmeter is rather old, it is in top notch condition.
1187864
The package has 1.45V marked on it. they last as long as the battries I get from my hearing aid supplier.
2224998
1.2v or 1.5v same AA battery... i was not impressed with this rechargeable battery, they don't fully recharge or last. i have thrown them all away. imo not worth the money.
333688
Hi Kat, Yes these batteries are 1.2v (the standard voltage), and are rated at a capacity of 2ah 'typical', and 1.9ah "minimum" . I am quoting these specs directly from the label on the batteries themselves. Hope this helps. greentyco.
1218320
I'm assuming they have such a short cycle do to the amount of amps being supplied. generally batteries of this type have an amperage around 1.2v to 1.5v
826333
I bought them a couple of months ago. I don't see a date anywhere on them but there is a stamped number of "43" on the battery. All the batteries were fully charged and I did not have any defective ones. I have bought the same batteries before from these people with no regrets.
1590971
Not too sure, but please know these are low quality batteries, one did not even fit into my phone-didn't you read my witty review?
474128
Yep Sure is. They work & charge well for me. They are not Makita "branded" but I really doubt they make their own batteries. They work fine for the price.
995970
Yes. These are the lower capacity type of 18 volt batteries. I use them mostly for the radio, flashlights,and other low drain tools. The high capacity batteries work better with the drills and saws. Less changing of the battery in the tool.
2202034
im not sure i bought these batteries at cvs in my town they are 2000 mah i did nto buy them at amazon just commented on them
930309
They are not listed, but I don't see why not. They will physically fit and the voltage and mah specs are similar to other listed batteries. You should probably confirm with the manufacturer though.
200740
Doesn't matter. They can be charged at any rate. The slower charging is better for the battery's health long-term, but a 1.00A won't hurt them.
1707690
Yes they are 3v. I bought them for a kobalt flashlight, but it burns through them pretty fast
1650153
the ones I received are labeled 110 and work fine on standard US 110V electricity. I also noticed a lot of those on the net are labeled 220V. They are so much brighter than the 45W ones that I also own.
1318379
I have been using 312 batteries for almost four years and they were all 1.45v. I'm sure in the description it was just and omission of a 5.
187125
Sorry, I've no idea. They just didn't seem to last as long as batteries I buy locally.
202066
I do not recommend these batteries. They deliver more than 3.6 volts under load and more than 4.00 in open load. They are unpredictable, they do not hold charge after a few cicles, and if you use two of them like in series, one will hold charge longer than the other. I don't know why they sell them as 3.00 volts. Bad bad :-(
367641
they are small hearing aid looking battery. Not sure of the voltage. It uses 3 batteries at the same time