Best, highest capacity, protected 18650 cells?

Thank you, Pabcor !


Good work on spotting this new item.


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Where do you get your callies customs 3100's, AW's, & redilast's? At the moment I am using Panasonic protected 3100's from Intloutdoor. I have also been using the solarforce 2400 protected battery's. Has anyone tested these?
 
Where do you get your callies customs 3100's, AW's, & redilast's? At the moment I am using Panasonic protected 3100's from Intloutdoor. I have also been using the solarforce 2400 protected battery's. Has anyone tested these?

Callies is bought from Callies kustoms and RediLast is bought from RediLast, AW can be found from many shops and directly from AW on cpf marketplace.
I did test the SolarForce 2400 last year, but I do not have them in my current test.
 
it would be interesting to see some of the cells from last years test in the comparator.
 
Where do you get your callies customs 3100's, AW's, & redilast's? At the moment I am using Panasonic protected 3100's from Intloutdoor. I have also been using the solarforce 2400 protected battery's. Has anyone tested these?

Which Panasonic 3100 cells, the blue or black?
 
Where do you get your callies customs 3100's, AW's, & redilast's? At the moment I am using Panasonic protected 3100's from Intloutdoor. I have also been using the solarforce 2400 protected battery's. Has anyone tested these?
As I am in Aus. there is not too many place's that sell the battery's that are mentioned in this topic in Australia.
 
Hey Graham

There's a Top-Rated E-Bay seller in Sydney Australia (supersports600) that sells protected Panasonic 3100 cells under a brand name of Blazar, but which seem to get good reviews from buyers.

You could give this source a try?

Cheers
d337944

As I am in Aus. there is not too many place's that sell the battery's that are mentioned in this topic in Australia.
 
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As I am in Aus. there is not too many place's that sell the battery's that are mentioned in this topic in Australia.

Why limit yourself to buying from Australia?
Your more than likley going to be buying online anyway, most suppliers ship here.

Norm
 
Hey Graham

There's a Top-Rated E-Bay seller in Sydney Australia (supersports600) that cells protected Panasonic 3100 cells under a brand name of Blazar, but which seem to get good reviews from buyers.

You could give this source a try?

Cheers
d337944

I actually ordered a pair earlier today. Been on the fence about it a bit. Went for the nipple top version as it's going to be used in an Eagletac d25lc2 or Fenix PD31. Master-instruments also do very similar cells with ncr18650's in 2900 and 3100mAh however are more like $25 a cell at retail compared to the $29 a pair from the eBay seller.
Here's hoping the are good performers! Should have them by Wednesday/Thursday!
 
It seems like the TrustFire 2400mAh cells have the best $/Ah ratio. I can't justify spending 5 times as much on a cell that doesn't even have twice the capacity.
 
It seems like the TrustFire 2400mAh cells have the best $/Ah ratio. I can't justify spending 5 times as much on a cell that doesn't even have twice the capacity.
According to some test I have seen there not hardly as good as they use to be. I do have several of the older ones that are a decent battery.
 
I worry about what's really IN those cells on the blankfires in general....too many horror stories.

One set might be new cells, but factory seconds, another might be used cells from a lap top, etc...you don't know what you're getting....and that means the internal resistance is a crap shoot.

Also - For me..I use lights all day, I don't want to have to bring twice as many cells with me as spares....so a longer run time is not just a power/$ equation...part of the time=$ equation says having to go change cells costs $ too, etc.

I'd rather use cells I was comfortable with, that ran as long as possibe...and would probably not fulminate instead of illuminate.
 
I need something with at least 2500 mAh in 18650 cells.

I know Panasonic makes these 2900 mAh cells which would really rock except that they don't appear to be protected.

There ARE protected panasonic cells, you can find them in Ebay and in Int'l Outdoor website.
 
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