Posted: 11/12/2014 8:55:06 PM EDT
| I'm looking for a pair or two pairs of 18650 batteries for a dual battery box build and I am noticing on eBay the efest batteries have a 2000mah and 2500mah is there a difference or are any ok for my setup? |
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Quoted: Best to use an 18650 that uses Panasonic or Sanyo as the base cell. You can get them protected or unprotected, button top or flat top. Check out batteryjunctions web site. |
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1) http://www.ebay.com/itm/281295233434
2) http://www.ebay.com/itm/311042374364 3) http://www.ebay.com/itm/321568741611 All flat top I think 3 is the strongest but whichever would be best for my build |
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I have a handful of these and they are fine for what I do. Quoted:
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Number 3 is what I would go with. I have a handful of these and they are fine for what I do. I have a pair i use for box mods when i am running tanks. OP just remember, the wrapper says 35a but that is the burst rating. 20a is the continious rating of those cells. So if you use them in other devices, just be mindful of your builds. |
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I have a pair i use for box mods when i am running tanks. OP just remember, the wrapper says 35a but that is the burst rating. 20a is the continious rating of those cells. So if you use them in other devices, just be mindful of your builds. Quoted:
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Number 3 is what I would go with. I have a handful of these and they are fine for what I do. I have a pair i use for box mods when i am running tanks. OP just remember, the wrapper says 35a but that is the burst rating. 20a is the continious rating of those cells. So if you use them in other devices, just be mindful of your builds. in a dual build the amps are split between the 2 cells so resistance is less of a concern. |
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in a dual build the amps are split between the 2 cells so resistance is less of a concern. Quoted:
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Number 3 is what I would go with. I have a handful of these and they are fine for what I do. I have a pair i use for box mods when i am running tanks. OP just remember, the wrapper says 35a but that is the burst rating. 20a is the continious rating of those cells. So if you use them in other devices, just be mindful of your builds. in a dual build the amps are split between the 2 cells so resistance is less of a concern. True. He'll have 40a to work with. As long as the build isn't below .105ohms he's gtg. |
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I just got four of those from a different supplier. So far so good!! |
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with these batteries and the build what is lowest ohm im allowed to go to safely Quoted:
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Number 3 is what I would go with. with these batteries and the build what is lowest ohm im allowed to go to safely .21 on a single cell .105 on dual cells (wired parallel of course) Either of those will be pushing the battery or batteries right to the redline. |