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| All Warsaw Pact batteries were NiCads. There are hermetically sealed batteries and batteries filled with potassium hydroxyde. Potassium hydroxyde batteries come as "normal " or as starved elecrolyte types. Only the museum's batteries are shown. |
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HKN-20 Built in: USSR Capacity: 2,4 V 20 AH starved elecrolyte Used for: R-105 M, R-108 M, R-109 M, R-107 etc. 80 x 60 x 120 mm |
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HKN-20 with posts for R-107 etc. |
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KN14 Built in: USSR Capacity: 1,25 V 14 AH starved elecrolyte Used for: UM-2 etc. 80 x 30 x 120 mm |
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2NK24 Built in: USSR Capacity: 2,5V 24 AH Used for: R-407 etc. 120 x 65 x 185 mm |
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2,4NC25 Built in: GDR (VEB Grubenlampenwerk Dessau) Capacity: 2,4V 24 AH Used for: R-105 D, R-108 D, R-109 D, R-104 etc. 120 x 65 x 185 mm |
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Box supplying five items 2,4NC25 |
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Power supply 12 V, 25 AH Built in : GDR (VEB Junkalor Dessau) Use: unknown. |
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10NKGZ-1D Built in: USSR Capacity: unknown, 12 V hermetically sealed; Used for: R-148, R-158, R-392 etc. 110 x 45 x 65 mm |
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12NC2 Built in: GDR Capacity: 12 V, 3 Ah hermetically sealed; Used for: UFT-435 etc. 180 x 85 x 70 mm |
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10HKN 8 (??) Built in: USSR Capacity: 12V 8 AH hermetically sealed; Used for: R-159 205 x 90 x 125 mm |
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10/RST 4 Built in: USSR Capacity: 12V 4 AH hermetically sealed; Picture: Holder and battery; Used for: R-159 190 x 78 x 120 mm |
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left 9,6 NC 0,225 70 x 25 mm right 6 NC 0,5 50 x 35 mm Built in: USSR Capacity: left 9,6 V 225 mA; right 6V 500 mA hermetically sealed; Used for: BOS- radios |
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Silver-zinc-batteries: left: SZM 5 ; 45 x 32 x 80 mm right: SZD 12 A; 40 x 20 x 115 mm Built in: USSR Capacity: left: 1,4 V 5 AH, right 1,5 V 12 AH Left used for: R-354 Right used for: R-126, R-352 etc. |
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This non-rechargeable cell serves as substitute for two SZD12A. You simply dip it in water to activate it. They come in in sheet-metal boxes, hermetically welded, (each box contains twenty cells). |
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PP3 This is a non-rechargeable 9-Volt-Cell for for R-147 and R-147 P. It seems to have been rare from the beginning- the battery box for two 4.5V flat cells coming with the radios seem to prove it. |