Radio Batteries

This information is provided relative to the Transoceanic battery pack. Below are some links about the TO batteries and other miscellaneous links that I found informative. All of the pictures that are linked to a different web site are from that particular associated web sites. So I consider those pictures the work and property of their respective owner and do not take credit for them. While you are there, drop the web owners an email thanking them for their site.

Construction

When Jim sent these images to me I was impressed. He uses commonly available materials for the internal structure of the batteries.
	The big pack. "FYI, the 90/9 volt batteries seem to come in at least 2 sizes. I have a Zenith and RCA that are the same dimensions, but also have a Eveready that is a little smaller. Jim"

Pilot lamp battery holder.

Battery Links

From the Bill Morris collection. (news:alt.binaries.picture.radio). An Italian battery advert, picture author unknown.	From Bill Morris:
More from Bill Morris: This is a great looking replica battery constructed with care. I purchased the red battery set on the right. Contact Bill at: Bill can also be found at Radiomuseum.org
Miscellaneous Batteries
This battery image belongs to the web page, right.	http://www.bluesky.com/warren/radios/battery/ schematic internal photos Sorry Dead link. But the credit for the picture left belongs with the dead link's owner.
This battery image belongs to the web page, right.	http://trans-oceanic.fortunecity.net/te01018.htm DC inverter pack Sorry Dead link. But the credit for the picture left belongs with the dead link's owner.
This battery image belongs to the web page, right.	Building a Transoceanic battery pack By Adam. Diagrammatic schematic

Unfortunately many web sites and links have disappeared and went a way. I have begun to remove many of the dead links. Please forgive me if you find a few on my web site. I will try to keep the fine work of these authors alive (even though the text is lost the art work is still shown). If you don't mind please let me know.

Thanks, Paul.

General TO links

Be careful with these links. You may wind up spending hours going from link to link once you click on these page.

Sponsored by	http://www.transoceanic.nostalgiaair.org/
	Syl can be found hanging out at Radiomuseum.org
	Some nice TO history.
	A different forum thread on TO batteries. Another great forum to visit. Click on the logo (left) for a forum index.
	"......found in an extremely shabby condition at a flea market. The Black Stag material was torn, gouged, worn to its thread base, and mildewed...."

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