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Ok, if you're using regular lithium-ion 18650s, and they're only charging to 3.8V, then something is wrong with your cell or your charger.
A regular 18650 should charge up to ~4.1 or 4.2 Volts.
If it was a LifePo4, that would be different. But a Sanyo is going to be a typical lithium-ion 18650, and if it's not peaking above 3.8V charged, then you've got a problem with the cell.
A regular 18650 should charge up to ~4.1 or 4.2 Volts.
If it was a LifePo4, that would be different. But a Sanyo is going to be a typical lithium-ion 18650, and if it's not peaking above 3.8V charged, then you've got a problem with the cell.
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