Guys:

Just got a VERY small RCA pocket transistor radio from a friend. It takes an RCA VS149 4 volt battery. Anyone know of a cross reference to find a battery that would work?The battery is tubular and roughly 3 inches long.

Lou

:Guys:
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:Just got a VERY small RCA pocket transistor radio from a friend. It takes an RCA VS149 4 volt battery. Anyone know of a cross reference to find a battery that would work?The battery is tubular and roughly 3 inches long.
:
:Lou

There was a discussion on this on ARF some time back:

4 Volt Batteries

Richard

Forgive me but "ARF"?

Lou

::Guys:
::
::Just got a VERY small RCA pocket transistor radio from a friend. It takes an RCA VS149 4 volt battery. Anyone know of a cross reference to find a battery that would work?The battery is tubular and roughly 3 inches long.
::
::Lou
:
:There was a discussion on this on ARF some time back:
:
:4 Volt Batteries
:
:Richard
:
:

:Forgive me but "ARF"?
:
:Lou
:
Antique radio forums. Click the 4 volt battery link and it will take you there.

:::Guys:
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:::Just got a VERY small RCA pocket transistor radio from a friend. It takes an RCA VS149 4 volt battery. Anyone know of a cross reference to find a battery that would work?The battery is tubular and roughly 3 inches long.
:::
:::Lou
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::There was a discussion on this on ARF some time back:
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::4 Volt Batteries
::
::Richard
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::
:
:

Thats a tough one. You might be able to get away with 3 AA or C batteries temporarly in series, which gives 4.5V (if you add a diode, in series it will drop it down to 3.9V), or perhaps a 3.6V lithium or cordless phone type battery might work with slightly less power and volume.

:Guys:
:
:Just got a VERY small RCA pocket transistor radio from a friend. It takes an RCA VS149 4 volt battery. Anyone know of a cross reference to find a battery that would work?The battery is tubular and roughly 3 inches long.
:
:Lou
: