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<title>Comment by Dave on Q: Why Do Battery Letters Skip from A to C? And Was There Ever a B-Cell Battery?</title>
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<description>I ment AAA and AA by the way, not A....</description>
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<description>Actually, here in the UK, we use the names AA A C and D rather than the longer LK02 for example.  However, the longer battery names (like LK02) can usually be found on MOST batteries in tiny print under the simpler size names (like A).  As for the original post, the UK is in Europe last time I checked, and I&#039;ve never in my life seen or heard of a B size battery, so Biffles post sounds most feasable.</description>
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