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Battery for HL 532nm 200mw






those will work, but I like AW IMR 16340's, its what i use in my HL532. link to some on ebay. IMR refers to the chemical makeup of the cell. IMR's have increased output over li-ions, so while it may have a lower mAh rating, they can output more "juice", if you will. And, they are just generally more reliable than those cheap chinese death trap batteries (avoid anything ___fire- trustfire, etc).
 
crazyspaz said:
those will work, but I like AW IMR 16340's, its what i use in my HL532. link to some on ebay. IMR refers to the chemical makeup of the cell. IMR's have increased output over li-ions, so while it may have a lower mAh rating, they can output more "juice", if you will. And, they are just generally more reliable than those cheap chinese death trap batteries (avoid anything ___fire- trustfire, etc).
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EFEST/AW..
I would say they are about the same; Especially when used in a 200mw 532= low Amp draw.. but if it was a C6 M140 at 1.6A, One of them may be better for the high ampers draw..

:beer:
RJ
 
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crazyspaz said:
those will work, but I like AW IMR 16340's, its what i use in my HL532. link to some on ebay. IMR refers to the chemical makeup of the cell. IMR's have increased output over li-ions, so while it may have a lower mAh rating, they can output more "juice", if you will. And, they are just generally more reliable than those cheap chinese death trap batteries (avoid anything ___fire- trustfire, etc).
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hm i use ultrafire batteries whats wrong with them? reading online they get good reviews.
 
crazyspaz said:
those will work, but I like AW IMR 16340's, its what i use in my HL532. link to some on ebay. IMR refers to the chemical makeup of the cell. IMR's have increased output over li-ions, so while it may have a lower mAh rating, they can output more "juice", if you will. And, they are just generally more reliable than those cheap chinese death trap batteries (avoid anything ___fire- trustfire, etc).
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Went with those. Thanks!
 
mortuus said:
hm i use ultrafire batteries whats wrong with them? reading online they get good reviews.
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They are rewrapped cells from china. Sometimes dead or leaking old batteries, just with a blue trustfire plastic sleeve on them. Sometimes they are smaller little cells inside a metal cylinder. Look around, someone here made a thread a while back where they took a trustfire 18650 apart. Pretty crappy, dangerous stuff. They probably get good reviews because they are cheap, and people dont know what they are getting, its just "hey,this battery cost 2 dollars and works in me ecig, so 5 stars!" Kinda thing
 
arent most batteries from china anyways? been using them for years never had any problems.
 
mortuus said:
arent most batteries from china anyways? been using them for years never had any problems.
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Most may be from china but doesn't mean some arent made with better quality than others. Same with lasers and anything else. QC is a bid deal. Some production facilities have it better than others and some choose to use better materials and methods than others to make such products.
 
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