Fenixjunkie
Newly Enlightened
HI all
I need assistance with purchasing a new rechargeable 18650 for my flashlight. The flashlights that need the batteries are the Fenix Tk75 (2900 lumens addition) and my Fenix tk51 (1800 lumens).
I saw a thread that the Samsung 30Q 18650 are pretty good, but will they be able to handle the torches at high outputs?
here are some links to the batteries I am thinking of purchasing.
www.batteryexperts.co.za
www.batteryexperts.co.za
these are all reasonable prices, however, please advise if I must stick to the Fenix brand of batteries or if the above are suitable as they are also cheaper.
I have a Fenix ARE-A4 Battery Charger.
I need assistance with purchasing a new rechargeable 18650 for my flashlight. The flashlights that need the batteries are the Fenix Tk75 (2900 lumens addition) and my Fenix tk51 (1800 lumens).
I saw a thread that the Samsung 30Q 18650 are pretty good, but will they be able to handle the torches at high outputs?
here are some links to the batteries I am thinking of purchasing.

INR18650-25R Samsung 3.7V 2500mAh - Battery Experts
3.7V 2.5Ah Li-Ion 1 - 49 batteries = R145.00incl per battery 50 - 99 batteries = R129.87 incl per battery 100+ batteries = R125.81 incl per battery


NCR18650B Panasonic 3.7v 3400mAh - Battery Experts
Panasonic NCR18650B 3.7V 3200mAh Rated Capacity (at 20°C): Min. 3200mAh Nominal Capacity (at 25°C): Min 3350mAh Charging Voltage: 4.2V Dimensions: Diameter: 18.25mm Height: 65.10mm NOTE: This is an unprotected, flat-topped cell.

these are all reasonable prices, however, please advise if I must stick to the Fenix brand of batteries or if the above are suitable as they are also cheaper.
I have a Fenix ARE-A4 Battery Charger.