The ARRL Handbook says that a cheap way to get a voltage calibration
standard is to use a brand new D cell. It is supposed to have a voltage of
1.56 Volts. Assuming that one wanted to use a set of D cells as a voltage
standard (say for checking a DMM), is there a way to store them to minimize
the rate at which the voltage runs down? Can one store them in a
refrigerator or freezer? Does it do any harm? Does it do any good?
73,
Steve Kercel
AA4AK
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