thermal guy
Flashaholic
I have been using 18650 keep power 3500 for a few years now. I see they have a 3600 now. Is this new? Are the same size as my 3500? I'm just seeing these.
18650 Protected keep power 3600?
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wicky998
Flashlight Enthusiast
The 3600 has been around since atleast 2014
There's a test/review of them on here by hkj and on blf
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thermal guy
Flashaholic
I'll be jiggerd. For some reason never saw them before. I see there a little bigger then the 3500 I'm using. I'll stick with what works. Need to grab a few.
wicky998
Flashlight Enthusiast
I've always grabbed the 3500s
I don't know why I just did
Be nice to run those in a md4
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I don't know why I just did
Be nice to run those in a md4
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WalkIntoTheLight
Flashlight Enthusiast
What cell are they using? AFAIK, there is no true 3600mAh 18650 cell, though a couple come close.
ChrisGarrett
Flashlight Enthusiast
3500s are generally good for 10A continuous, so with today's modern blasters there's absolutely no reason to seek out the 3600 mAh NCR18650Gs, which were just a slight improvement over the NCR18650Bs, that we're the stalwarts from a few years back, IMO.
'The future is now, old man."
Chris
'The future is now, old man."
Chris
ChrisGarrett
Flashlight Enthusiast
It always depends on your device's current requirement.
For my Zebralight XYZ...sure.
For my Emisar D4 and D4V2...no way Jose'.
Chris
All of my stuff is old, nothing hot rod in my current collection. I do have some decent drop-ins, but they are years old. Others include some emitter swapped original HDS lights that I run 17670 & 18650 in..
ChrisGarrett
Flashlight Enthusiast
If that's just the case, then the workhorse Pannie NCR18650B, 3400 mAh cell would be fine up to 4-5A and be inexpensive,from reputable dealers.
Chris
