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To: jacq who wrote (2962)	1/14/1999 3:36:00 PM
From: fred whitridge	Respond to of 8393

Jacq-- The standard for AA Nimh cells is around 1200mah. Thus at 1.2v there are 600 or so in a kwh. Here is GoldPeak's page with capacities: gpbatteries.com You'll note that their D is only 2200milliamp hours. (I seem to remember someone is much higher than this like 4000mah, but may be mistaken.) Thus there are 2.640 watt hours in their D cell or 378 Gold Peak D cells in a kwh. I've heard that the Toyota Prius is powered by 240 D sized cells and dimly remeber this was 4kwh which would be way off the math immediately above.