Hi Paul,
These levels are all fine. You could get more power out on internal
batteries if you used Lithium AAs (1.5 V), but of course that's a lot
more expensive than using rechargeables.
Makes me wonder how long it will be before there's a high-endurance,
reasonably-priced 1.5-V rechargeable AA to replace under-performing
"rechargeable alkalines." That's got to be the holy grail of the
battery industry.
73,
Wayne
N6KR
Paul Webb wrote:
All power outs measured using the elecraft DL1 and a good Calibrated
Fluke
Meter
80m = 3.74W
40m = 4.14 W
30m = 4.74 W
20m = 3.12 W
Running of nicads I get (7.4Volts on display this morning)
80m = 0.88 W
40m = 0.94 W
30m = 1.18 W
20m = 0.76 W
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