Are you referring to the "3000mah" which I can't see in the picture?
If you're asking abut the capacity. It seems that 18650's limited to 2600-2800mah at the very most by the best cell companies. It's unlikely that Ultrafire has a true capacity of 3000mah and it's likely closer to 2200-2400mah.
That is probably real. I doubt anyone would clone these oversize, overrated cells. IIRC, they do get about 2.9Ah of capacity though at very low discharge currents. They're also way too big for many lights.
you'll be shocked to know that this is the end result of feeding raw data to low-end spellcheckers.
A program is only as intelligent as its creator, and if its creator sized accuracy based on transliteration of enlish rather than actual english terms..then, yeah..sure doesn't put us asians in a good bargaining position as a trader on the international market now does it:laughing:
Having done a few semesters of Chinese at uni I can safely say its a wonder anyone with a character based first language can learn English.. It really makes you realize how simple a language can be.
With its illogical grammer rules, complicated tenses and influences from so many different backgrounds I doubt any of us could sit down and type a page of text with out making a dozen mistakes.
I would also be willing to bet that anyone with fluent English skills in China would be a relatively expensive person to employ.
**Disclaimer** Any spelling/grammar mistakes in this post... is purely to prove a point...
hey so if you have a Fake Ultrafire, does it work better than the real one :wave:
If you peeled off the label and see that they substituted a sanyo or matshusta cell in there, , , ,