Hi, regarding batteries, map is milli amps, which is the storage capacity of the battery. The volts are the same as always, but the higher the map’s the longer it will store the power, so the longer it will last. You will find a lot of electrical equipment will have maps on the paperwork for adaptors and if you replace an adaptor with the wrong map’s, it won’t work. It’s a maddening thing that they can’t make Rechargables to work at 1.5 volts as ive several twig lights that refuse to work on Rechargables due to them only being 1.2 volts. Hope this helps and good luck.
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