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[Charga]

Any news to share!?

[Phantom1]

Interested

[DavidEF]

Uhh… Maybe interested. I need to see it first. Aesthetics are very important for me.

[jmbow24]

Interested

[japan198]

Interested

[FlashIight]

Interested.

[firedome]

Interested.

[D10ten]

Any update on this? Thanks!

[JohnCalvin]

Interested

[leroycp]

Interested

[patmurris]

@freeme

From the CAD rendering, I believe it should be between standard C8 to Emisar D1S.

Could you show us something?

[torchmanSp1111]

Interested

[freeme (youtube.com/@1thedeals)]

Will ask for new ones. [quote=patmurris]

@freeme

From the CAD rendering, I believe it should be between standard C8 to Emisar D1S.

Could you show us something?
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[patmurris]

I know the merits of those cell’s new format have been discussed elsewhere but i’m still wondering why i should bother with yet another type of battery… I have a small aluminum suitcase full of about every format spares, those 21700 batteries are hard to get and to top it off they may not even fit my current chargers. So why?

At least if this X light was a pocket flooder like a DQG Tiny 21700 with 2k lumen… or a 21700 D4…

Which chargers are known to take those cells? I mostly use a few Opus BT C-3100.

[Touchofred]

Interested.

[freeme (youtube.com/@1thedeals)]

There is a high chance that 18650 being replaced by 21700 in the coming years.

@patmurris

I know the merits of those cell’s new format have been discussed elsewhere but i’m still wondering why i should bother with yet another type of battery… I have a small aluminum suitcase full of about every format spares, those 21700 batteries are hard to get and to top it off they may not even fit my current chargers. So why? At least if this X light was a pocket flooder like a DQG Tiny 21700 with 2k lumen… or a 21700 D4… Which chargers are known to take those cells? I mostly use a few Opus BT C-3100.

[hunter1]

@patmurris

Which chargers are known to take those cells? I mostly use a few Opus BT C-3100.

The OPUS will be fine, BUT you will need a magnet on the positive end to make contact.

- At least if you use these cell
https://www.fasttech.com/p/8874502

- They are flat tops - but NOTE they are more “sunken flat tops” than other flat tops or “raised flat tops”.

[patmurris]

@freeme

There is a high chance that 18650 being replaced by 21700 in the coming years.

Quite speculative IMO. I don’t remember any popular cell format that has ever been ‘replaced’…

@hunter1

@patmurris

Which chargers are known to take those cells? I mostly use a few Opus BT C-3100.

The OPUS will be fine, BUT you will need a magnet on the positive end to make contact.

- At least if you use these cell
https://www.fasttech.com/p/8874502

- They are flat tops - but NOTE they are more “sunken flat tops” than other flat tops or “raised flat tops”.

Thanks for the tip.
Did you order the 48G from FT? They are noted as ‘ships in seven days’ which sounds like they don’t have them readily available… and i’ve been burned a few times in ‘restocking hell’ with FT.
Oh… forgot to mention they cost twice the price of a decent 18650… :person_facepalming:

[hunter1]

@patmurris

Thanks for the tip.
Did you order the 48G from FT? They are noted as ‘ships in seven days’ which sounds like they don’t have them readily available… and i’ve been burned a few times in ‘restocking hell’ with FT.
Oh… forgot to mention they cost twice the price of a decent 18650… :person_facepalming:

Hi…
Yes, I ordered from them a while back, more out of curiosity than of need.
But yes, I see what you men by ‘ships in seven days’ …
I am waiting for some other stuff from them right now, but on the other side - I am not in a hurry.
Price !? Yes No Maybe !! Always check for deals and/or code

[zachary6227]

Interest