Submitted by OneGuyJeff t3_1274d8q in explainlikeimfive
dr-dog69 t1_jegzk4w wrote
Reply to comment by TheBestMePlausible in eli5: Why do seemingly all battery powered electronics need at least 2 batteries? by OneGuyJeff
Open up a 9v battery and tell us whats inside
TheBestMePlausible t1_jeh1s10 wrote
Very small gerbils running in a power generating hamster wheel?
dr-dog69 t1_jeh24rs wrote
Its 6 mini 1.5 batteries
TheBestMePlausible t1_jeh292y wrote
A miniature universe with a planet inhabited by intelligent life who use kinetic devices to produce electricity which is rediverted to the little round button things on the end of the battery under the guise of "waste power"?
dr-dog69 t1_jeh2eq6 wrote
Yeah thats whats inside every battery. Its like those little galaxy things from Men in Black
TheBestMePlausible t1_jeh411v wrote
I KNEW it!
TheBestMePlausible t1_jeh2gqk wrote
A single, tiny Keanu Reeves, covered in slime, with weird biomechanical wires attached to his back and scull?
TheBestMePlausible t1_jeh2kxx wrote
3 3V batteries in tandem?
TheBestMePlausible t1_jeh359w wrote
A bunch of 1mm tall dudes in hard hats and yellow safety gear, running around driving little miniature forklifts carrying pallets of electricity, and when I peel back the sides of the battery they all start yelling at me in thick bronx accents, threatening to get the union reps involved?
TheBestMePlausible t1_jeh398u wrote
Another, smaller 9V battery?
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