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jgoray

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Feb 6, 2013
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Would it be possible to fit a strong enough battery into plastic casing with an area of 8 in^3? or thereabouts. Battery needs to only be for one use and then discardable.
 
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Seriously? No A*hr, no application, no nothing? Strong enough to do what?

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Seriously, I know nothing about this stuff. Lets say equivalent power of double A batt.
 
OK, even more confusion; you want to make a battery with 8 cubic inches, or you want to put an AA battery in 8 cubic inches? And are we talking volume or area as stated in the OP?

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What do you want to power with this battery and for how long?
Need specs (voltage/watts/amps or whatever you can provide) on this device you want to power.
 
Since a double A battery is much smaller than 8 cubic inches then I would say yes, you can fit a double A battery in 8 cubic inches. In fact, you could put several double A batteries in 8 cubic inches. Whether it will do what you want is unknown since you have not been able to define what you want to accomplish with said battery.

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