'Batteries' is the sixth episode of the comedy series The Sarah Silverman Program. It originally aired on March 7, 2007.
The TEMPO+ is unique in that it has very long battery life. Three of the four battery packs available with the TEMPO+ run on size 675 batteries (for an average battery life of 3-5 days). These batteries can be purchased at many drugstores as well as hearing aid dealers. ...
Employ a micro-fibrous silica glass mat envelope to immobilize their electrolyte. This makes them non-spillable and gives them a lower self-discharge rate than conventional flooded lead-acid batteries.
This includes nickel-cadmium batteries and spent lead-acid batteries.
Includes AAA, AA, C, D, button cell, 9-volt, both rechargeable and single use. These may contain a corrosive or reactive chemicals, as well as toxic heavy metals like cadmium. (Automotive type batteries are not universal waste. However, when they become waste, they are banned from the trash.)
are sealed, nonvented batteries of the type used in flashlights or for the operation of small household apparatus. They contain zinc salts and other solids, or may be of the nickel cadmium type or other combinations of metals.
Alkaline, automotive, dry cell, gel type, and ordinary household batteries. Please itemize by battery type, if possible.
Two or more cells in series. Primary batteries are those which can only used once, where as secondary cells are those which can be used again by recharging the battery.
Time to failure (in hours) for 13 flashlight batteries. (Chapters 3, 9)
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