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Hearing Aid Batteries

War Hearing Aid "B" Battery (small)

This 33 volt "B" battery was produced during the Second World War (1939-1945) for use in vacuum tube hearing aids.

This battery measured 1˝" by 1⅜" by 4" high. It weighed 6.3 oz.

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Front view of the War B battery.


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The reverse side of this War B battery states, "This battery is produced in accordance with War Production Board orders and is designed to be suitable for use with any make of hearing aid device which requires for its operation a battery of this voltage and which is equipped with suitable connectors."


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Top view of the War B battery showing the three pin configuration. The negative terminal is the bottom left and the 33 volt positive terminal is at the bottom right.

 

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Bottom of the War B battery with the letters "YDTX" stamped into the bottom.

 

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The large and small war batteries side by side to show their relative sizes.

 

 


 

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