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Great video, thank you. I was looking for the best 18650 to power my 8 cell flashlight and it looks like the Sanyo's win.
ОтветитьVery nice, let’s think of a way to make a video together
ОтветитьHi. May I ask what is the X axis of the capacity plot? Thanks.
ОтветитьCan you test the aliexpress lanzhd 3.3 Ah 18650? They are relly intresting becayse of the price.(just over 2$ a pice)
Ответитьnice test, BUT: you should measure energy, not capacity.
Ответитьsep 2019 update pls
ОтветитьAnyone else notice the sanyos have a very short post on the positive side. As a result they don't work in any of my headlamps because they just aren't long enough to make contact with the positive terminal. It is a such a bummer because they are absolute beasts.
ОтветитьGreat video
Ответитьplease update on 2020. thanks!
ОтветитьSounds like you are from Lidingö…
ОтветитьI would love to have your data on an Excel file. Tanx.. Ken
ОтветитьHello, can you explain why from 3V to 2'5V there's only a 5% capacity imcrease. I tought it was linear
Ответить2021 update please
ОтветитьI see 18650 Batteries with 9900mah. Are they real ? I upgraded a mini, it came at 900mah but one company made 1200mah and people tested and it's legit. Looking for more than 3500mah for a vaporizer. the difference from the mini (900 to 1200) allows for 2 extra vaping sessions
ОтветитьGreat Video, I would have maybe used a different graph though. You could Plot the results as a normal distribution.
Ответитьwould this get updated soon? it's been 4years!
Ответитьnice widio!
ОтветитьHold up you had 3 brands test in excess of 3600mAh? Without adjusting for the capacity its missing out on down to 2.5/2.65?
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