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Brand new Sanyo/Panasonic 18650's and 18500's






I'd like the larger capacity Panasonic (I PM'ed u saying I wanted sanyo) but I'm unsure whether the 3.6v is an issue, as my laser calls for 3.7v. I understand these batteries charge up to 4v+, so maybe there is really no difference between the 3.6 and 3.7 with the capacity (mAh) being the important difference.

If the voltage is a non-issue, I'd prefer 2x panasonic. If it is, then I'd like 2x sanyo.

Thanks
 
jtemplin said:
I'd like the larger capacity Panasonic (I PM'ed u saying I wanted sanyo) but I'm unsure whether the 3.6v is an issue, as my laser calls for 3.7v. I understand these batteries charge up to 4v+, so maybe there is really no difference between the 3.6 and 3.7 with the capacity (mAh) being the important difference.

If the voltage is a non-issue, I'd prefer 2x panasonic. If it is, then I'd like 2x sanyo.

Thanks
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Either will work fine for most lasers. The difference between 3.6v, vs 3.7v is basically the average voltage of the cell throughout a discharge test @ 0.2C. That would mean that the Sanyo should average 3.7v @ 440mA. And the Panasonic should average 3.6v @ 470mA draw.

Both cells when fully charged are ~4.20v. I responded to your message.
 
I'm sorry! I didn't realize these were unprotected. My apologies. I'm looking for protected cells.

Wooooopsies
 
Hey

I'd like to get 2 Panasonic 18650. Shipping would be to Switzerland.
Can you pm me the paypal informations?

David B.
 
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