RCA VS086 Audiometer Battery
The RCA VS086 audiometer battery was made by the Radio Corporation of
America (RCA) of Harrison, NJ. It was used in some battery-operated
audiometers manufactured in the early 1950s.
This 45 volt battery weighed 2.3 oz and measured 3⅝" high by 1"
wide by ⅝" thick.
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Front view of the RCA VS086 audiometer battery. In shape, this battery
is basically a stretched version of the modern 9 volt battery
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Rear view of the RCA VS086 hearing aid battery. |
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Side view of the RCA VS086 audiometer battery showing its US patent
number (2,534,336). This patent was granted December 19, 1950. It also
says this battery replaces the NEDA 213, U30 and 415 batteries.
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Top view of the RCA VS086 audiometer battery. It has the standard
terminals found on modern 9 volt batteries. The female (-) terminal is
on the left and the male (+) terminal is on the right. |
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Bottom view of the RCA VS086 audiometer battery. Notice the number
"245" stamped into the bottom (left).
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