Real life (and Live) runtime test.

[NutSAK]

I should have specified that the battery I used was an alkaline.   A voltage of 1.39 volts in an alkaline battery is evidence that it has already been partially discharged and no longer has full capacity.

I know, but it's still not a measurement of capacity. It's about as inaccurate as saying you have a used battery.

So, you agree with him then.

[John]

I'm not going to quote battery university "hint here for Andreas" look it up some time,right Now! i'm running very low in capacity lol so? it makes no sense since all batteries deplete over time and hence the capacity reduces even in new batteries FYI over time


[edit] I have to add this: any battery will loose capacity,it reduces with use and if you don't use ageing comes into effect thus DUDE your battery will die if not looked after  after a specific set by the Manufacturer   Try it yourself  

[Benner]

There's no need for that "tone".

Play nice please.

[John]

There's no need for that "tone".

Play nice please.

Duly noted Ben  will do in the future