Is There a Rechargeable Equivalent to the Duracell PX28A

Hi,

I've been searching online for some time and can't seem to find what
I'm looking for. Any help would be much appreciated.

I run through a ton of 6V Duracell 28A batteries. They're also labeled
as PX28A, or A544, or 4LR44. I'd love it if I could find a
rechargeable equivalent.

Does anyone know of one?

Thank you.

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Hi,

I've been searching online for some time and can't seem to find what
I'm looking for. Any help would be much appreciated.

I run through a ton of 6V Duracell 28A batteries. They're also labeled
as PX28A, or A544, or 4LR44. I'd love it if I could find a
rechargeable equivalent.

Does anyone know of one?

Thank you.

Looks like this is 4 LR44 batteries stacked. LR44s are dirt cheap.
Maybe you can use 4 of these. Don't know of a rechargeable version....Paul

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Hi,

I've been searching online for some time and can't seem to find what
I'm looking for. Any help would be much appreciated.

I run through a ton of 6V Duracell 28A batteries. They're also labeled
as PX28A, or A544, or 4LR44. I'd love it if I could find a
rechargeable equivalent.

Does anyone know of one?

Thank you.

Looks like this is 4 LR44 batteries stacked. LR44s are dirt cheap.
Maybe you can use 4 of these. Don't know of a rechargeable version....Paul

Paul, thanks. I will try that. Wish I could find a rechargeable
version, but this might do the trick in the interim. Thanks again.

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Hi,

I've been searching online for some time and can't seem to find what
I'm looking for. Any help would be much appreciated.

I run through a ton of 6V Duracell 28A batteries. They're also labeled
as PX28A, or A544, or 4LR44. I'd love it if I could find a
rechargeable equivalent.

This chap seems to be considering making an adaptor of some sort...

http://www.pacificsites.com/~brooke/PRC68COM.shtml

Ideas for Future Products
BA-1372, BA-5372 Battery Adapter that would a 4LR44, 28A, LR544 or similar
button stack 6 volt battery.

"Cerealized" <cerealized@aol.com> wrote

I run through a ton of 6V Duracell 28A batteries. They're also labeled
as PX28A, or A544, or 4LR44. I'd love it if I could find a
rechargeable equivalent.

Does anyone know of one?

Thank you.

Looks like this is 4 LR44 batteries stacked. LR44s are dirt cheap.
Maybe you can use 4 of these. Don't know of a rechargeable version....Paul

Looks like LR44's will fit.

Battery book says:

PX28 12/13 x 23.9/25.5mm
LR44 11.6 x 5.4mm

You are going to be a bit short on height.

LR44's are about 15 cents each in bulk (IIRC).

Let me guess, 28A's are $13.95 ...

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Hi,

I've been searching online for some time and can't seem to find
what
I'm looking for. Any help would be much appreciated.

I run through a ton of 6V Duracell 28A batteries. They're also
labeled
as PX28A, or A544, or 4LR44. I'd love it if I could find a
rechargeable equivalent.

Does anyone know of one?

Thank you.

Looks like this is 4 LR44 batteries stacked. LR44s are dirt cheap.
Maybe you can use 4 of these. Don't know of a rechargeable
version....Paul

Paul, thanks. I will try that. Wish I could find a rechargeable
version, but this might do the trick in the interim. Thanks again.

If you use four LR44s, you need to insulate them from the battery
holder. For instance, if your battery holder is metal, such as an
aluminum flashlight, the PX28a would be insulated by the battery case.
But with four separate cells, the cell edges would short out against the
battery holder. You could simply take four LR44 cells and put some
scotch tape or electrical tape around them. You should find out what
the max diameter of the PX28A battery is and then try taping the four
LR44s to see how much tape you can put on without exceeding the max.

Also, some cheap items such as laser pointers come with four LR44 cells,
which are insulated by a plastic tube. If you could find this plastic
tubing, you could cut off a short section to use in the battery holder.

You can get the LR44s from sellers on Ebay for a few dollars. They come
blister packed in tear off strips of ten. Something like ten strips
(100 total) for maybe five dollars plus shipping.

You probably would have a problem with rechargeable cells, because the
LR44 cells are alkaline and are 1.5V each, while rechargeables are 1.2V,
which would require five cells.

[mojoala]

6 years later. Is there still not a rechargeable version of this battery?