Eveready 415 Radio & Electronics Battery
This
Eveready 45 volt No. 415 battery was made for use in transistor radios
and other electronic instruments, including at least one audiometer.
Eveready was a brand of the Union Carbide Corp. of New York, NY.
This battery
weighed 2.4 oz., (70 g) and measured 1" by ⅝" by 3˝" high (2.6 x
1.6 x 9.0 cm).
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Front view of the Eveready No. 415 battery. This tall battery almost
looks like two 9-volt batteries stacked on top of each other. The
upper front shows the battery number (415), the NEDA number (213) and
the voltage (45 volts).
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Left side view of the Eveready No. 415 battery showing the
manufacturer—Union Carbide Corporation of N. Y., NY.
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Top view of the Eveready No. 415 battery. It used the same connections
as a standard 9 volt battery. Current flowed out from the male
(positive) terminal and back though the female (negative) terminal.
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Top view of the Eveready No. 415 battery showing positive (left) and
negative (right) terminals. The + sign is marked on the case below the
terminal.
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Top view of the Eveready No. 415 battery showing negative (right) and
positive (left) terminals. The - sign is marked on the case below the
terminal.
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Bottom view of the Eveready No. 415 battery showing the letters "GRB"
stamped there.
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