KingMonkey
Newly Enlightened
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My search terms seem to fail since my old friend google cannot seem to help me find the answer to my question believe me I have searched sorry if this has been asked before I honestly could not find the answer.
When using my jetbeam bc-25 after about 1.5-2 hrs the high beam begins to flash which is the low voltage warning. Using my only meter which is analog still pretty accurate though , the cell seems to be at around 3.5 ish volts. I was wondering if any one knew the voltage at which jetbeam's kick in their low voltage warnings. I am using unprotected panasonic NCR18650B cells if that makes any difference. Thanks for any help you can provide me.
When using my jetbeam bc-25 after about 1.5-2 hrs the high beam begins to flash which is the low voltage warning. Using my only meter which is analog still pretty accurate though , the cell seems to be at around 3.5 ish volts. I was wondering if any one knew the voltage at which jetbeam's kick in their low voltage warnings. I am using unprotected panasonic NCR18650B cells if that makes any difference. Thanks for any help you can provide me.
Nice right? Anyways, with regards to your question, the voltage of the 18650 is different when it is under load because without load the voltage seems to "recover" and be a bit higher than what was detected by the light to be low already.
