Is it possible these batteries?

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by izentrop » 05/12/22, 17:47

In branded batteries, there is still a respect for the real capacity, even for 3500 mAH
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by phil59 » 05/12/22, 18:16

This one, I tested them more than 2 years ago. It's "s*rd*" in a tube!

Well, at the time, I had 4 less than 5 €, it seems to me, and to do a test with these types of batteries, it was not expensive.
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Re: Is it possible these batteries?




by Exnihiloest » 06/12/22, 21:13

Petrus wrote:...
66600mAh, not bad, the measured capacity is honorable for 18650.
The 19900mAh, I think is rather a complete rip off, cells with a capacity of barely 500mAh, like the fakes tested by DiodeGoneWild:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hIMMYJ97BjM

Excellent the blow of the weighing, almost from simple to double between the junk and the top.
A good indication when you don't know how to choose.
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