It even beats the ridiculously expensive Panasonic 2900mAh
Hi, I'm looking at buying 4 Senybor 2800mAh Li-ion batteries from TorchyTheBatteryBoy on eBay, and am looking at the 18650 3.7v and the 18650 3.7v 2C (5.6A drain).
My question is, what's good about a 5.6A drain? Higher potential current output right? But for most single or double 18650 flashlights, am I right in saying that this is pointless for me?
The 2C version is only £0.49p more expensive for two batteries, so price doesn't matter.
It's the first hit on Google, you didn't use Bing by accident did you?
Body with extension:
http://www.solarforce-sales.com/product_detail.php?t=FB&s=1&id=157
Dropin:
http://www.solarforce-sales.com/product_detail.php?t=RB&s=40&id=191
Along with this charger, XTAR WP2 II and a couple of these for the Ultrafire.
It's the first hit on Google, you didn't use Bing by accident did you?
Body with extension:
http://www.solarforce-sales.com/product_detail.php?t=FB&s=1&id=157
Dropin:
http://www.solarforce-sales.com/product_detail.php?t=RB&s=40&id=191
I could be wrong but using 2 x 18650's with that dropin will exceed the max voltage?
My Xtar charger has arrived, no sign of my torch OR Li-ions...![]()
Ah I didn't even think of that!
I guess he'd need to buy the higher rated drop-in instead?
Do i need to bugger about with multimeters like some of you have?