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Hello everybody what the best battery 18650 to use in laser?
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The panasonic from Larry is fantastic, but start off with a protected battery first.
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That's true. Try this one.
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you should also mention that protected batteries are larger in size.
So you can have some difficulty twisting your tailcap on.
Cheers, sm.
So you can have some difficulty twisting your tailcap on.
Cheers, sm.
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Good point. I also often find myself using magnetic spacers with unprotected cells.
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AW IMR 18650 2000mAh LiMN Rechargeable Lithium Battery
These are a good battery with safe tech and high discharge rates...
These are a good battery with safe tech and high discharge rates...
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Thank you to everyone who showed me the batteries!
What is the difference if I use a 4.2v or 3.7v?
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What is the difference if I use a 4.2v or 3.7v?
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same thing,
4.2 is the charging voltage,
3.7 is the average discharge voltage
4.2 is the charging voltage,
3.7 is the average discharge voltage
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Understood,Thank you for speaking!
