That's so excessive and unnecessary for 99.99% (or more) of the population. It's things like this that make me love the internet... so much. If I weren't currently unemployed I'd have to buy these just on principle.

outstanding. I wish these were on an isle at costco so I could watch shoppers reaction. I wonder how many bundles of 10k they have.

Only $17,400.01 off list price, not too bad of a deal.

At 1.5 volts each, you could wire them all together and have a 15,000 volt... pile of batteries?

@coldphoenix: A quick search on eBay for what actually sold in lots of 50 shows an average price around $2, or about $0.04 each including shipping. So, I'd say your guess is pretty accurate assuming you eat about $100 in postage. However, throw eBay and PayPal fees on top, and you're probably only going to double your money.

And someone before thought I was crazy for suggesting selling 60 Google Blinky pins to break even. Your break even point here is approximately 100 lots of 50.

ITS OVER 9000!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@dosquatch: a gigawatt is a unit of power equivalent to 10^9 watts, or 10^9 joules/second. To achieve this amount of power out of these batteries, you'd need a current of 66,666 amps (66,666 coulombs/second * 15,000 joules/coulomb = 10^9 j/s). In order to draw that much current, you'd need a circuit with an equivalent resistance of roughly 15000/66666 = 0.225 ohms.
I'm going to go out on a limb and assume that your time travel apparatus has a resistance much larger than that.

I think you'd have to buy somewhere between 100 to 1000 (or maybe even more) of these in order to meet these requirements.
You'd definitely be better off trying to find a lightning bolt.

I never buy batteries in bulk again, but I digress. The daily deal is pretty awesome though. $65 for a LOT of stuff. http://graveyardmall.com/boxofasgemee.html

@graveyardmall: I just don't have much of a need at all for lr44's. How about something like this for cr2025's?

I would never use 10,000 LR44 batteries in 1,000 lifetimes. Maybe if this were an assortment of batteries (you know, where you only get like 5 LR44 batteries).

Are these the ones that special adult toys use? Some people could be in for a weekend to remember!

@secretagentman02: Yea, but in that case, you're total cost is gonna be slightly less than $100 bucks...about $95 less heh (+s&h), and you won't end up letting 9,950 batteries go to waste; so there's the enviromental aspect too :D.

It's like driving a Prius

@clifbar: ...You'd definitely be better off trying to find a lightning bolt.

Here ya go
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KZ04mfAY2BU

Would this be something you could use for LED Throwies?
Like this ---> http://www.instructables.com/id/LED-Throwies/
If it is, all I need are 10,000 magnets and lots of tape and I am good to go..

@neffknows: Rofl, if you're lucky.

@spitfire6006006: See, it's funny, because it's not actually spelled with a J. He has the word he's looking for, gigawatt, even if it is pronounced like it's a J.