Paddy
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Ok so i've had a look about the forum/internet and can't seem to find the answer to my question (unless i'm using the wrong keywords to search)
I received some xtar 3100mah protected 18650s and they were to wide to fit into my pl-d pro, so i removed the outer packaging to reveal the Panasonic NCR18650 with the protection on it. the battery is thin enough to slide into the laser now but i'm slightly worried that the contact from the positive to the negative is exposed. I'd like the keep the protection on it but my question is will having the metal connecting the poles have any effect on the circuit.
(I apologise if this is a stupid question but after a lot of things going wrong with batteries/lasers i don't want to risk this without some advice)
Cheers!
I received some xtar 3100mah protected 18650s and they were to wide to fit into my pl-d pro, so i removed the outer packaging to reveal the Panasonic NCR18650 with the protection on it. the battery is thin enough to slide into the laser now but i'm slightly worried that the contact from the positive to the negative is exposed. I'd like the keep the protection on it but my question is will having the metal connecting the poles have any effect on the circuit.
(I apologise if this is a stupid question but after a lot of things going wrong with batteries/lasers i don't want to risk this without some advice)
Cheers!