HLY 18650 3.6V 0515 7.92Wh

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powerX

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This cell is not in the database, as well nothing on the internet :|


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powerX said:
This cell is not in the database, as well nothing on the internet :|
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Maybe nothing on the internet but the info you need is on the cell

3.6V 7.92 Wh


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Simple online calculator and you have your answer.

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Wolf
 
HA HA :)
it's soo simple, why i didn't realised by my self ? :D

thank you.
 
Wolf said:
Maybe nothing on the internet but the info you need is on the cell

3.6V 7.92 Wh


image_skbikt.jpg


Simple online calculator and you have your answer.

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Wolf



Capacity test showed these numbers:

2386
2341
2366
2397
2360
2364

How is that? :)
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powerX said:
Capacity test showed these numbers:

2386
2341
2366
2397
2360
2364

How is that? :)
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Not bad I assume you are using a Zanflare or Liitokalla tester as they are around 7% higher than rated.
That being said I have found some of these chinese cells quite good in quality.
Also the tester will discharge to 2.8 V rather than 3V which most of these cells are rated at so it gives you an extra 100 mA or so.
All in all if you had a bunch of these cells good for you!
Wolf
 
Wolf said:
Not bad I assume you are using a Zanflare or Liitokalla tester as they are around 7% higher than rated.
That being said I have found some of these chinese cells quite good in quality.
Also the tester will discharge to 2.8 V rather than 3V which most of these cells are rated at so it gives you an extra 100 mA or so.
All in all if you had a bunch of these cells good for you!
Wolf
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Ok, makes sence. Because i'm using XTAR VC8. It's discarging up to 2.6V, but the amount of mAh from 2.8V to 2.6 is very very small. Voltage drops very quick.

Bunch of these in my case are 6pcs :D
 
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