Could an expert test these unusual cr123's?

[ptolemy]

Ebay item: 280390143330, or 390092629612, or 230377222849 or 180407172886
(i am not affiliated with sellers) - listed in price for 4 from lowest to highest


they are 17335 instead of 16340. I remember seeing a thread where someone tested them (before they sold out) and they performed very nicely.

Thanx;>

 

[The Dane]

You buy and pay, then ship to me.

I'll test them as per your instructions, no charge.

 

[Black Rose]

Nevermind, I was thinking of different cells.

 

[matrixshaman]

Those are very likely the same exact item as these: Here but the ones here are 2 for $4.15. I think I bought some a while back. They are no where near 1000 mah - probably 300-400 mah. They are not protected but are lower voltage than regular Li-Ions because they have a different chemistry I believe.

 

[ptolemy]

Those are very likely the same exact item as these: Here but the ones here are 2 for $4.15. I think I bought some a while back. They are no where near 1000 mah - probably 300-400 mah. They are not protected but are lower voltage than regular Li-Ions because they have a different chemistry I believe.

that makes sense

thanx!

 

[cheetokhan]

Here are the results from testing a pair of those green 3V, 17335 cells from DX. I got 250mAh and 350mAh. One of the cells died before I could make a second test run.

 

[The Dane]

@ cheetokhan

The new CBA II software support LiFe's:thumbsup:
http://www.westmountainradio.com/CBAVER2.htm

PS. LiFePO4's have a cutoff at 2.0V not 2.8V so capacity are higher than you measured.

 

[cheetokhan]

I didn't even think about them having a lower cutoff
But it wouldn't make a big difference. You can see the voltage is dropping rapidly near the end, so they were pretty close to discharged anyway.