I don't know if I posted this or not yesterday, but just in case here it is again.

I got this in an email yesterday. I don't know if it's true or not, but I'm dieing to know. If any of you have tried it, lemme know if it works.

Here ya go ....

http://www.dorks.com/videos/battery_trick.html

 

Makes sense. The voltage and milliamps add up correctly. If the company is already producing AA batteries, it would be cheaper for them to make a case and wire them batteries together then make a whole new battery. Either way, I think I'm gonna buy one and cut it apart and see

 

It's pretty cool isn't it? I knew someone would be able to figure out the whole "milliamp" thing.

Lemme know how you make out when you cut it open.

TAKE PICS !!!

 

Will do, I think we got a few of those up front in our parts department. If not I'll be swinging by safeway on the way home.

 

lol that is pretty awesome.. i would love to know if that works...

 

It appears to be a hoax. Check out this page: http://www.hoax-slayer.com/6-volt-battery-hack.shtml

 

well, then. Wasn't this fun

 

Use Ni-Cad or Lithium-Ion rechargable batteries if you want to save money. You will save a lot more than $5!!!

 

LOL.... that's a good one. I find it hard to believe there 32 batteries in the one 6V though. May have to give it a try :-)

 

Yes, I also beleive that it's a hoax. Here's a link regarding the story and truth.

http://www.snopes.com/photos/humor/batteryhack.asp