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It seems that IMREN it is the only company that build today an IMR 32650 cell with high drain specs (they claim 60A continuously).
All others 32650 brands uses old technologies and chemistry with low drain specs.
I think that there is much more interest in 18650 field due to the large use in the e-cigs hosts.
My intent is to use a 2D maglite host with a 32650 to alim an Angelos x-boost drive with a NUBM07E diode, but I have a lot of doubt to use this cell format.
Sincerely, I prefer to use a 18650 (or a 26650) high drain cell with a 32650 adaptor, but I think that these adapters do not exist.
At this point I ask some important hints to the expert guys of this forum, and precisely:
1. Can a decent 32650 cell provide enough current to alim a x-boost drive for 2-3 minutes at max amp without quick voltage drop?
2. It is better to use one good 32650 or a 18650/26650 high drain cell with an adaptor?
3. For the NUBM07E diode it is better to use an x-boost drive with one cell configuration or a buck x-drive with two cells configuration?
All others 32650 brands uses old technologies and chemistry with low drain specs.
I think that there is much more interest in 18650 field due to the large use in the e-cigs hosts.
My intent is to use a 2D maglite host with a 32650 to alim an Angelos x-boost drive with a NUBM07E diode, but I have a lot of doubt to use this cell format.
Sincerely, I prefer to use a 18650 (or a 26650) high drain cell with a 32650 adaptor, but I think that these adapters do not exist.
At this point I ask some important hints to the expert guys of this forum, and precisely:
1. Can a decent 32650 cell provide enough current to alim a x-boost drive for 2-3 minutes at max amp without quick voltage drop?
2. It is better to use one good 32650 or a 18650/26650 high drain cell with an adaptor?
3. For the NUBM07E diode it is better to use an x-boost drive with one cell configuration or a buck x-drive with two cells configuration?
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