Re: Here is a good used source for 18650 batteries
How much current can one safely get through those typical lithium ion pack slide-in-blade contacts?
I suppose slide in contacts like most laptop batteries and apparently tool batteries too.
Not sure what kind of load these packs were designed for other than the ampere-hour rating so at 1C it should be 6A, so I would hope that it at least would survive 6A... but more? Will it take 12A if the batteries can take 12A?
I don't think I'll do much more than draining the cells at 2C as that's kind of rough as it is, but curious how much these things can take, how it compares to like XT60s.
How much current can one safely get through those typical lithium ion pack slide-in-blade contacts?
I suppose slide in contacts like most laptop batteries and apparently tool batteries too.
Not sure what kind of load these packs were designed for other than the ampere-hour rating so at 1C it should be 6A, so I would hope that it at least would survive 6A... but more? Will it take 12A if the batteries can take 12A?
I don't think I'll do much more than draining the cells at 2C as that's kind of rough as it is, but curious how much these things can take, how it compares to like XT60s.
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