Panasoinc NCR18650B Max amperage discharge

[deepsrepus]

Google has not been kind today, cannot find it anywhere also checked the forum, no idea whatsoever help?

 

[B1mble]

Google has not been kind today, cannot find it anywhere also checked the forum, no idea whatsoever help?

From my not very dependable memory it is 4A continuous, 6A pulse.

 

[arboreal]

Funnily enough I was just about to order some from Ecolux:

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1. [FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif][FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Size : 18.30mm x 65.10mm[/FONT][/FONT]
2. Nominal Voltage : 3.70V
3. Nominal Capacity : 3400mAh
4. Tested Capacity : 3331mAh , 0.5A CC Discharge test , 97.2% of Claimed Capacity ECOLUXSHOP UK®
5. Charging Method : CC/CV 4.20V
6. Discharge Voltage : 2.70V (Average Cut Off)
   
7. Charging Current CC : 1000mA
   
8. Rapid Charging Current : 3400mA
9. Continuous Discharge Current : 3.4A
10. Max. Short Peak Discharge CC : 6.8A
    
11. Measured Energy : 12.15Wh (0.5A Test)
    
12. Internal Resistance : 0.10-0.12 Ohm
13. Weight : 48gr.max
    
14. Color : Green , Black
    
15. Protection : No
    
16. Model : Flat Top

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[homer]

Out of interest, what are you putting them in?

 

[deepsrepus]

Out of interest, what are you putting them in?

slug mod with a fogger on top,

 

[homer]

Ah ok.

You'd be much better off looking at an IMR battery. The NCR isn't really a good battery for vaping, it has good capacity but it can't handle the current draw required.

Have a look at Samsung 25R, great batteries for vaping.

 

[gary68]

one drawback i found was the positive end is quite flimsy if overtightened in a telescopic mod the top caves in very very easily ..lg high drain and samsung inr25r have superceded them now ..there is no comparison .yeah the pannies last a good time .but no oomph in them. ok in a regulated mod .which is what i bought them for "vamo v2" way way back before i even contemplated mechs and drippers ..samsung inr 25r are the new cell of choice in my eyes