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What's the different between CR2 and RCR2 batteries?

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What's the different between CR2 and RCR2 batteries?
« on: 20/07/2022 07:55:37 »
Are all brand CR2 and RCR2 batteries the same?
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Re: What's the different between CR2 and RCR2 batteries?
« Reply #1 on: 21/07/2022 06:21:21 »
No, they just are marked that because they meet the dimensions set out by the IEC for the battery, which has a set of dimensions with a tolerance, and a very broad range of capacities, though they should meet the "typical" capacity spec, but that is not guaranteed.
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Re: What's the different between CR2 and RCR2 batteries?
« Reply #2 on: 22/07/2022 10:46:40 »
Quote from: SeanB on 21/07/2022 06:21:21
No, they just are marked that because they meet the dimensions set out by the IEC for the battery, which has a set of dimensions with a tolerance, and a very broad range of capacities, though they should meet the "typical" capacity spec, but that is not guaranteed.
find this from: wikipedia
RCR2: Substitute for CR2 primary lithium. Nominal voltage usually is 3 V.
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