rmteo
Flashlight Enthusiast
Is there any info/graph/tests on the actual mAH of the Tenergy LiFePO4 RCR123A 3.0V 750mAh cells from Battery Junction? I did a search but did not find any, thanks.
Tenergy LiFePO4 RCR123A 3.0V 750mAh Capacity?
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lightforce2
Enlightened
No tests that I'm aware of.
I have a bunch of these, my guess is they're about 350ma - 400ma. I treat them very badly by using them in a Tiablo A10 ACE, by the time they have discharged they're quite hot. I'm actually surprised at how well they stand up to higher than recommended discharges.
They were cheap cells & reasonable value, however when they stop working I dont think I'll get any more
I have a bunch of these, my guess is they're about 350ma - 400ma. I treat them very badly by using them in a Tiablo A10 ACE, by the time they have discharged they're quite hot. I'm actually surprised at how well they stand up to higher than recommended discharges.
They were cheap cells & reasonable value, however when they stop working I dont think I'll get any more
mdocod
Flashaholic
Here's a link to what are *probably* the best RCR123 size LiFePO4 cells available:
http://store.peakbattery.com/lfp123a-32-volt-600-mahr-lithium.html
Of course, I have to ask... do you need LiFePO4 for some particular reason, voltage requirement?
http://store.peakbattery.com/lfp123a-32-volt-600-mahr-lithium.html
Of course, I have to ask... do you need LiFePO4 for some particular reason, voltage requirement?
I'm using the Tenergy LiFePO4s in some of my stuff, and the runtime looks to be basically what I was expecting. Nothing unusual to report aside from having to warranty one with a bad protector board. Sadly I don't have any qunatified and thus useful test scores.
lightforce2
Enlightened
Thats odd, mine dont have protection boards.
I also had one that was not holding charge but I didn't worry about getting it replaced
mdocod
Flashaholic
Perhaps you had Tenergy 900mAH 3.0V RCR123s, which are not LiFePO4, but rather, voltage bucked 3.7V LiCo cells... I'm not aware of any LiFePO4 cell being sold with a PCB installed.
It's important to know what you have, because in the case of the later, the charger that is included with the cells can be dangerous if accidentally used with any other cells.
-Eric
