Joe Mayers
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I have bought good and fake 18650 batteries. They seem to weigh differently.
I have what I think is a fake Ultrafire 3800 mah battery and it weighs 31 grams - it is new and has no capacity
I have what I believe is a genuine Sanyo 2200 mah battery and it weighs 45 grams - 50% more weight with 2/3's the mah rating - It will run a T6 for hours on high
Does this seem reasonable as a way to detect junk batteries.
I have seen the following quote on a few sites, any idea if this is true?
"As of July 2013, the highest capacity 18650 cell is the Panasonic NCR18650B, 3400mAh at a minimum cost of $10/cell"
If so, anything with 3800 mah on it is a fake?
Thanks, Joe Mayers
I have what I think is a fake Ultrafire 3800 mah battery and it weighs 31 grams - it is new and has no capacity
I have what I believe is a genuine Sanyo 2200 mah battery and it weighs 45 grams - 50% more weight with 2/3's the mah rating - It will run a T6 for hours on high
Does this seem reasonable as a way to detect junk batteries.
I have seen the following quote on a few sites, any idea if this is true?
"As of July 2013, the highest capacity 18650 cell is the Panasonic NCR18650B, 3400mAh at a minimum cost of $10/cell"
If so, anything with 3800 mah on it is a fake?
Thanks, Joe Mayers