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I have ordered a bunch of those, and they are all testing well over that rated capacity they list there, ( 3150 mAh) with my Opus 3100 iām getting 3200 ~ 3300 mAh tests with those, while the green LG MJ1s i got are testing lower than their claimed capacity of 3500 mAh, ( i am getting average between 3100 to 3250 mAh from those. The Panas are also a bit cheaper. Though they are flat-tops, i added the solder blob to all of them for the LT1 lantern use.
They plan to bring in button top high capacity cells hopefully in time for when the LT1 goes into production.
The only workable solution Iāve found is to apply some enamel paint to the plug on the ātopā side. Like a red dot. That way you always know the orientation straight off without having to look directly at the plug (which is so small, that itās often easy to make a mistake in dim light).
He is planing to bring in some 3500 mAh button tops for the LT1 buyers. I already ordered & received a bunch of the flat tops and i added the solder blob to them all for the lanterns when they go into production.
Prices seem very good. I will say the shipping costs is very high unless you plan on ordering many batteries. If you order anywhere from 2-13 batteries it says the same rate to Ontario ($16.31) and then over that just jumps up by about a dollar.
Hopefully as the business grows they can makes some adjustments to that and even it out some.
Iāll keep my eye on them. Like to see some Sony VTC6 in there.
I have ordered a bunch of those, and they are all testing well over that rated capacity they list there, ( 3150 mAh) with my Opus 3100 im getting 3200 ~ 3300 mAh tests with those, while the green LG MJ1s i got are testing lower than their claimed capacity of 3500 mAh, ( i am getting average between 3100 to 3250 mAh from those. The Panas are also a bit cheaper. Though they are flat-tops, i added the solder blob to all of them for the LT1 lantern use.