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saddlestone-man · 14th Aug 2019, 2:57 pm

Thanks to all, most useful information.

My Winner is very similar in size to the Vidor L9-2146 as shown on the list from Emeritus. The capacity is given as 0.9Ah, not 0.9mAh as stated in the post.

0.9Ah was a bigger capacity than I expected. I remember these batteries were still in use when I was at University in the 1970s as a handy source of a variable (in steps) voltage. I think they were also used in schools.

best regards ... Stef

14th Aug 2019, 2:57 pm	#5
saddlestone-man Hexode Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Cirencester, Gloucestershire, UK. Posts: 391	Re: Ever Ready Winner battery capacity? Thanks to all, most useful information. My Winner is very similar in size to the Vidor L9-2146 as shown on the list from Emeritus. The capacity is given as 0.9Ah, not 0.9mAh as stated in the post. 0.9Ah was a bigger capacity than I expected. I remember these batteries were still in use when I was at University in the 1970s as a handy source of a variable (in steps) voltage. I think they were also used in schools. best regards ... Stef