High current batteries

High current batteries

— batteries (see “Type of element”) capable of operating at relatively high discharge currents. The rated discharge power (the highest power at which the output voltage hardly sags) in such elements is at least 10 A; the maximum permissible discharge power, accordingly, is even higher. Such batteries will be useful for those who are looking for a power source for a energy consuming load – for example, a radio-controlled model with an abundance of electric motors.