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Hearing Aid Batteries

Sonotone X800 Hearing Aid "A" Battery

This is an Sonotone X800 1½ volt hearing aid "A" battery used in Sonotone vacuum tube hearing aids in the 1940s.

It weighed 4½ oz., and measured 3¾" in height by 1" in diameter.

This battery was paired with a Sonotone 45 volt "B" battery in 2-piece vacuum tube hearing aids.

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This battery is a slightly different version of the above battery. It is  a Sonotone X800-S, but it is the same size and weight as the above X800 battery.

Someone has written on the side the date of Nov. 22, 1945.

 

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Top view of the Sonotone X800-S battery showing the 2-hole socket. Correct polarity was maintained as one hole was larger and the other smaller so you couldn't insert the plug backwards.

 

 

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