10-16-2014, 09:30 PM
Lead acid batteries have been on the market for more then 100 years, more then likely the glass jar 2 volt cells used in a Delco lighting system's battery bank was composed of those. With regard to 32 volt sets I have only seen one example in the past 25 years, and it was a post war Sparton Bakelite set with the 150 ma AC/DC style tubes in a series parallel arrangement, by far most of the DC operated sets manufactured and sold in Canada were of the typical "A", "B", and sometimes "C" powered types, and occasionally the 6 volt vibrator types.
Unlike some U.S manufacturers the Canadian made 6 volt sets never came with a dual power option where you could switch from 6 volt operation to 117 volt AC operation, in fact most I've seen used battery style tubes in series, which was very efficient.
Regards
Arran
Unlike some U.S manufacturers the Canadian made 6 volt sets never came with a dual power option where you could switch from 6 volt operation to 117 volt AC operation, in fact most I've seen used battery style tubes in series, which was very efficient.
Regards
Arran