10 Feb
2002
10 Feb
'02
10:26 a.m.
At 02:08 PM 2/10/02 -0800, you wrote:
> >
> > It is, perhaps, a stupid question; and I'm familiar with 3 volt
lithiums. What I'm attempting to get at, more precisely, is
there
Thanks. I thought the difference, if there were one, might be that the
MnO2s
were the rechargeable type.
There are SOME types of lithium batteries that can be recharged but I
don't think any of the common consumer type Lithium batteries can. I THINK
the rechargeable ones are also 3.6 volt so they're not suitable for what
you need anyway.
Joe
anything
special about the Mn02-Li's that I need to know about?
YEs, don't recharge them. They _will_ explode.