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Why this clock cannot use rechargeable battery?
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narf03
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Nov 21 2023, 10:17 PM
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QUOTE(ry8128 @ Nov 21 2023, 10:13 PM) Someone told me alkaline not good for clock, is this true?  never heard of something like that, alkaline last longer, start with much higher voltage, and can store more charge, as long as you dont consume it(unless you android or cyborg), i dont see its downside.
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narf03
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Nov 21 2023, 10:35 PM
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QUOTE(Kasawari 2 @ Nov 21 2023, 10:31 PM) I think normal zinc battery is recommended and sufficient for quartz clock movement. Alkaline battery is an overkill or might even cause damage due to high current draw. Those are more for high current application such as RC toy cars with motor drive. Just like using RON 97 petrol for old Saga/Iswara. Just waste of money. nah, a good circuit will limit current flow, wont be like when fuel max, car run faster, when fuel low car run slower.
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narf03
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Nov 22 2023, 12:18 AM
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QUOTE(brkli @ Nov 22 2023, 12:10 AM) do u think this cheapo clock which can't even work with 1.2V rechargeable NiMH battery have a voltage regulator circuit to limit the current flow? was comparing alkaline with rechargeable, battery to battery, from what i know it can be done in a very tiny soc, lets say regulate all incoming voltage more than 1.0v to 1.0v, so you put in new battery 1.6v or rechargeable 1.2v all regulate to 1.0v first b4 the chip start functioning. so as long as your battery still have charge more than 1.0v, will still work.
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