Varta High Energy AA

Official specifications:
- Type Designation: 4906
- Designation: IEC LR6
- System: Zn-MnO2 (Alkaline)
- Shelf Life (Coding): 5 years
- Nominal Voltage (V): 1.5
- Typical Capacity C (mAh): 2900 (discharge with high-resistance)
- Permissible Temperature Range: - 10 °C ... 50 °C
- Weight, approx. (g): 24
- Volume (ccm): 7.69

Regular Varta alkaline cells.






As usual the capacity of alkaline varies with discharge current and I do not use low enough current to get maximal capacity.



Conclusion
These cells are good at both high and lower current.
Notes and links
How is the test done and how to read the charts