Yezl 3.7v 16340 - 1hr 11 minutes before light started to flicker - cell voltage at end was 2.8v
Impressive! I just ordered a S10 - do you have any source for Yezl 16340 you can recommend?
Yezl 3.7v 16340 - 1hr 11 minutes before light started to flicker - cell voltage at end was 2.8v
Impressive! I just ordered a S10 - do you have any source for Yezl 16340 you can recommend?
I live in Ireland, so ordered them off a UK ebay vendor. They ship worldwide though. I can pm you details if you like.
Cheers
Matt
The Yezl's are 3.7v
Selfbuilts high run time test on an AW showed 55 minutes. 71 minutes is very good...speaks well for the Yezl brand...
Yeah, the eBay seller does a test on all the batteries he sell, similar to HKJ. The Yezl came out on top with 706mAh capacity @ 1A discharge.
I got the soldering iron onto the tailcap of my S10 today. I couldn't completely neutralize the magnet, but i'd say its strength is only about 10% of what it was before, so its not very strong, and only effective when placed very close to a metal object.
Good to hear that Yezl 16340 is doing good. I am currently working in China and Yezl's brand is "not" really a very respectable brand here, since they always over-hype their product specifications. Wonder what is inside the Yezl 16340? A rebrand of a famous battery manufacturer?
I think 10% is quite safe to be near any magnetic card or key.
The Yezl 16340 seems to be the highest capacity cell currently available. Although the cell states 880mAh, I have seen a test result of 706mAh @ 1A discharge which is higher than any other 16340, and my results with the S10 are very good.
They also work very well at higher discharge currents in my Trustfire mini-01, pulling upto 2.4A from the Yezl.
It would be interesting to know what cell is under the wrapper.
Any way of finding out other than taking one appart?
The only way to know that without taking apart the battery is compare it to other well-known good battery like AW etc, and see which one has the closest discharge curve and characteristic. Capacity is not the only consideration when choosing a battery, longevity and safety are also equally important.
Hopefully HKJ will get hold of some Yezl 16340's to test because i can only do basic comparisons at home in a couple of different lights, but from what i can tell, the Yezl is a very high quality cell.
I have some on order.
With what type of battery the Olight s10 will be the most powerful?
Another question - do the LiFePo4 batteries give more juice than ordinary 3.0v RCR?
Great review as usual, selfbuilt! I didn't even know this light existed until I got an email from Battery Junction today. Just when I *thought* I had the perfect light in my V11R, now *THIS* light seems perfect to me. Off to BJ to order one at 10% off. This disease will never go away!!
From Selfbuilts results, a 3.7v rcr will give the most output.
3v rcr123's aren't very popular. I have some cheap GTL 3v's, and they gave roughly the same runtime as a 3.2v LifeP04.
If you want to go the rechargeable route, then some good quality 3.7v rcr123's are best for the S10.