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arjun i.
Dec 22, 2014

Hey,
I suppose you have a small misunderstanding. Batteries don't specify amperes it has but rather Charge and that's why it has units like mAh or Ah and never Amperes. Batteries also specify voltage across it which corresponds to chemically stored potential energy inside of it, and this voltage is independent of the circuit. But, once you hook it onto a circuit, depending on the circuit and your battery the circuit will pull some current.

So, I would recommend you go and see the battery and I'm pretty sure it should be current x time

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