it depends how the batteries are connected.
if you put the batteries both in positive side up you probably have a 1.5 volt system.
if you put one battery positive side up and one down you probably have a 3 volt system.
Check to make sure before you connect anything because you can damage the the water pump by connecting it to the wrong voltage or by reversing polarity.
if its a 1.5 volt system you have about 2000 milliamp/hours at you disposal
in a 3 volt system you have about 1000 milliamp/hours at you disposal
find the the time in hours the water pump will run on a new set of batteries will last.
1.5v 2000 mAh/1hour= 2000mAh 1.5volt power adaptor
1.5v 2000 mAh/2hour= 1000mAh 1.5volt power adaptor
1.5v 2000 mAh/3hour= 667mAh 1.5volt power adaptor
1.5v 2000 mAh/4hour= 500mAh 1.5volt power adaptor
1.5v 2000 mAh/5hour= 400mAh 1.5volt power adaptor
1.5v 2000 mAh/6 hour= 334mAh 1.5volt power adaptor
3v 1000 mAh/1hour= 1000mAh 3volt power adaptor
3v 1000 mAh/2hour= 500mAh 3volt power adaptor
3v 1000 mAh/3hour= 334 mAh 3volt power adaptor
3v 1000 mAh/4hour= 250 mAh 3volt power adaptor
3v 1000 mAh/5hour= 200mAh 3volt power adaptor
Remember as Tim the Toolman would say more mAh is better.
Cordless SDS drills have an equal power to the ones with cord, only when the batteries are fully charged. When batteries only have 50 percent power left, the one with a cord will still have 100 percent.
Absolutely,but these are expensive.That's especially true for contractor grade batteries which can cost around 80$ and up.
It's double A batteries.
Yes, Radio Shack does carry replacement phone batteries. Here's an example listing: http://www.radioshack.com/pwr/product-reviews/Power-Batteries/Phone-radio-communication-power/Cordless-phone-power/RadioShack/p/2103196-3-6V-1200-mAh-Ni-MH-Cordless-Phone-Battery.html .
It allows you to use mains power instead of batteries
I know of no vehicle that is powered by double A batteries, so the question is mute.
Oil and power etc
Corded tools are almost always more powerful. You don't have to take care of batteries. They are usually lighter for power available.
Double A Batteries.
Being able to use a power tool on any job site and at any location is extremely important for some people. To be able to do this, cordless tools are best. With cordless tools, it is wise to have ones that will all take the same battery pack. This will be most convenient. Many companies will offer one type of battery for all of their tools. Having extra batteries will be useful when away from the shop and the power runs out. Finally, the recommendations of the manufacturer should be followed when it comes to the charging of the batteries.
I have an adapter that will fit into a unit that uses 4 d cell batteries. Is this too much power
Not normally. It takes a 9 volt AC adapter. If you were to get something to replace that that ran on batteries, it could.