rechargable battery造句

• P . S . : I am looking for answers about non-rechargable batteries
• A docking station, AC adapter, phone cable and rechargable battery pack are included.
• I hate rechargable batteries, so I want one that runs off normal replaceable batteries.
• I have a number of devices which use rechargable batteries ( mostly NiMH, some NiCd ).
• Even that factory, which makes rechargable batteries and other products, was being brought back on line.
• :: The chemistry in rechargable batteries is "'very different "'than the chemistry of other batteries.
• Besides being reasonably shock resistant, the $ 349.95 player also promises 62 hours of continuous playback with NiMH rechargable batteries.
• Someone else might chime in on the specific issue of rechargable battery chemistry, since I can offer little by way of explanation.
• Attempting to recharge a non-rechargable battery involves unfun events like " leakage " and " overheating " and " explosion ".
• I really don't think they make rechargable batteries that small .-- Talk 22 : 08, 14 August 2007 ( UTC)
• Because the batteries are zinc-air, they do not carry toxic or volatile materials, like the cadmium and lithium found in most rechargable batteries.
• The panels power two rechargable batteries that drive all the ship's electronics, including autopilots, navigation instruments and four displays of wind and boat performance data.
• It's Renewal alkaline rechargable battery, hawked on television by basketball star Michael Jordan, leads a category that makes up about 6 percent of the overall battery market.
• Battery-operated hair driers could " possibly " run off of the sorts of rechargable batteries used for cordless drills and tools like that, but only if you were just running a powerful fan motor.
• Look at all the devices that have rechargable batteries ( laptops, cell phones, PDA's, etc ) vs those that typically don't ( remote controls, clocks, portable CD player, etc . ).
• If history is a guide, we probably won't have a superior new type of consumer rechargable battery ( i . e . one not based on Li ) for 10-20 years, and you could see an awful lot of hybrids during 20 years.
• Most battery-operated gadgets can cope with a range of voltages because rechargable batteries tend to provide less voltage than the throw-away kind . . . so try 3v first-then crank it up to 3.5v if it doesn't work at 3v.
• Every rechargable battery is always "'clearly and unambiguously "'labeled as such, so if it doesn't say " rechargable " in a giant freindly font on the side of the battery, don't stick it in a recharger .-- 32 " "'03 : 37, 28 September 2011 ( UTC)
• I think you'll see a pattern; single use batteries are often used for devices that don't consume much power so that it's worth getting new single use batteries that won't lose its charge over time ( as rechargables do ); and rechargable batteries are used for higher power devices that would be expensive to replace all the time.
• I ended up buying an Pentax Optio E50, and it seems to be a good machine, as far as I could tell for the few hours i've used it . . . ( 140 euros / 218 dollars for : the camera + 2 rechargable batteries + 2 non-rechargable batteries + a battery recharger + a nylon case + 1 GB SD memory card . . . WOW I think I made a very good deal . . . ) thanks again . talk ) 16 : 00, 21 June 2008 ( UTC)