Panasonic Pro Power D
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Official specifications (I could not find any real specifications):
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This is the largest size of the normal primary batteries and like all alkaline batteries the capacity is very load depend.

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The capacity is not only depend on load, but also depend on the minimum voltage that is needed.

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The 0.1A trace did take about 7 days to do, but it did give more energy than a 3 days discharge.

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Conclusion

These batteries works best at low loads, but you can get about half the energy out of them at 1A load.
I do prefer NiMH or LiIon batteries, they can deliver considerable more power without loosing half the energy.



Notes and links

How is the test done and how to read the charts