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<blockquote data-quote="boo2600" data-source="post: 23713690" data-attributes="member: 419046"><a href="https://www.ufinebattery.com/blog/batteries-in-series-vs-parallel/" target="_blank">https://www.ufinebattery.com/blog/batteries-in-series-vs-parallel/</a>You need to consider --OHMS law. What is the load in ohms? also voltage and current values.How much voltage does it take to run the board? Most of the time this is a range of voltages.Can an AA battery provide the necessary voltage and current to run the circuit?Battery voltage and current values are engineered. That sounds odd until one considers batteries in parallel and batteries in series. 12 - 1 volt 1 amp batteries in series vs 12 - 1 volt batteries in parallel. One setup will give me 12v @ 1 amp, the other will give me 1v @ 12 amps.My brain is not awake yet. Many other considerations, after I have had my coffee.&nbsp; <img src="/styles/ecf/xf1-smilies/vapor.gif"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":vapor:" title="Vapor&nbsp; &nbsp; :vapor:" data-shortname=":vapor:" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="boo2600, post: 23713690, member: 419046"] [URL]https://www.ufinebattery.com/blog/batteries-in-series-vs-parallel/[/URL] You need to consider -- OHMS law. What is the load in ohms? also voltage and current values. How much voltage does it take to run the board? Most of the time this is a range of voltages. Can an AA battery provide the necessary voltage and current to run the circuit? Battery voltage and current values are engineered. That sounds odd until one considers batteries in parallel and batteries in series. 12 - 1 volt 1 amp batteries in series vs 12 - 1 volt batteries in parallel. One setup will give me 12v @ 1 amp, the other will give me 1v @ 12 amps. My brain is not awake yet. Many other considerations, after I have had my coffee. :vapor: [/QUOTE]

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