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Micro USB Rechargable Li-Ion Batteries from Fenix

Fenix is a well established company who sell great products. I have several of their torches. One gets used daily at work and its well over 5 years old. It would be sad if a reputable company is lying about the capacity. But 3500 for an 18650 does seem a bit high.
 





Fenix is a well established company who sell great products. I have several of their torches. One gets used daily at work and its well over 5 years old. It would be sad if a reputable company is lying about the capacity. But 3500 for an 18650 does seem a bit high.
It sure seems to be. Never heard of Fenix but they do seem to have some heavy duty camping gear.
Ok its not a a battery but I see they have this really cool filtering drinking straw for suspect or contaminated water. Nice find Bowtie:)
 
Very cute changing your post Bob ! lol Very funny but direct quotes don't lie...... lol :crackup:

Are you on drugs? Please see post #11 and who posted it . :thinking:

It is the post you quoted.
 
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sorry.... I asked a question and you answered it instead of the person I asked.....
 
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Aren't the 16340's shorter than the 18350's ?

With the 16340's being 34mm long vs The 18350's being 35mm long ?

Or am I wrong with how the number system works ?

Well, you must have been mentioning my post, where I said these 16340's aren't much longer than ordinary 18350's.

I said that because we have been talking about Fenix's 2 new batteries which are longer than the traditional cells of that same size designation, (18650, & 16340).
BobMc is buying two of the longer Fenix 16340's which are approximately the same length as a standard 18350 cell. No one is saying 16340's are longer than 18350's.
 
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Well, you must have been mentioning my post, where I said these 16340's aren't much longer than ordinary 18350's.

I said that because we have been talking about Fenix's 2 new batteries which are longer than the traditional cells of that same size designation, (18650, & 16340).
BobMc is buying two of the longer Fenix 16340's which are approximately the same length as a standard 18350 cell. No one is saying 16340's are longer than 18350's.

Still think these can be really great. I'll do a review on them after I put them through a couple of charges. I have a Opus bt-c3100 charger I can run it through their testing mode and give the results. Hoping the best! :)
 
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1) forgiven :)

2) no I didn't. :(


BowtieGuy said this

Originally Posted by BowtieGuy View Post Yes, be sure and let us know. It looks like the 16340 size is not all that much longer than your 18350's, and you're right, those 16340's aren't all that expensive!

So I asked this....

Aren't the 16340's shorter than the 18350's ?

To which you answered......

Yes, the 16340's are a tad shorter and narrower but most units that take 18350 can run on 16340's. Hoping with the charging circuit the length will be enough where I won't need to use battery magnets .


So I'd say yes you did but whatever........
 
BowtieGuy said this



So I asked this....



To which you answered......




So I'd say yes you did but whatever........

Come on, quite making stuff up and taking stuff out of context. Ask yourself, who did I direct my post to you or BtG. Please, enough already!
 
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So this isn't you answering my question and I'm just making it up or somehow the context is lost ???



Whatever.......
 
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Fenix is a well established company who sell great products. I have several of their torches. One gets used daily at work and its well over 5 years old. It would be sad if a reputable company is lying about the capacity. But 3500 for an 18650 does seem a bit high.

LG, Sanyo, and I believe Panasonic make 3500mah 18650s. But I would feel safe saying any 18650 rewrap claiming more is a marketing scheme.
 
I've got the Opus BT-C3100, along with the Nitecore Intellicharger I4, and several others. They all serve different purposes depending on what I'm trying to do. I have to agree, though, that the Opus has some great features that have come in handy for the past two years, or however long I've had it.
 


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