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>=20
> heh.  In case no one noticed, there has been a recent "price=20
> war" in the popular CR123A (1300mAH) sized lithium battery,=20
> because (?) of their common use in certain "upscale"=20
> flashlights.  From sites like www.surefire.com, you can get=20
> them for $15 for a 12-pack (that compares to about $8 EACH=20
> for duracells at the local camera store...)
>=20
> I saw at least one spec on the net for CR2032 sized lithium=20
> coin cells that claimed they were good for a maximum drain of=20
> up to 4mA, but I can't find "supporting" documentation from=20
> any of the big-name manufacturers.
>=20
> BillW
>=20

Awesome!  Thank you!  Thank you! =20

Here is says that the nominal current it 20 mA continuous:

http://rocky.digikey.com/WebLib/Panasonic/Web%20data/CR2,%20CR123A.pdf

What kind of battery holder would you use for these?  It seems like an
odd size.

Alex

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