Aaah, then you have a 4-wire battery holder. Well, this confirms your “3000mAh” cell is a battery of pretty standard discharge. The following is what likely it is:
Anyone know if the “147”, “151”, etc., is the date code for 30Qs? Ie, the last line, under “SAMSUNG SDI”.
Pain in the ass Opus was getting heat-stroke again, would drop to 0mA, then back up to 1000mA, then stop, then go, etc., that I redid the cap test at 500mA just to get all 4 uninterrupted. Just put on the second group of 4 this morning.
All finally clocked in in the 2800s, all within like 60mAH but still just a hair under 3000mAH.
Wondering if they may be from a coupla years back and need some “exercise” or whatever to get up to speed.
Do yourself a favour, buy a 12cm computer fan and place it above the charger while 1A discharging. Of course, power it up.
Lishen LS21700SA cells, 3C manufacturer rated (12A). According to Henrik's review the cells get slightly above the maximum recommendable temperature when discharged continuously at 15A.
P.S.: some people has managed to make cylindrical cells leak, spot welding the cells wildly by hand. Proper spot welding requires precise timings and current flow.
More OT: This is par for the course, but the page repeatedly says it has “6-Bit” high-resolution display, but I’m pretty sure that it actually means 6 digit resolution; a 6-bit resolution would be rather useless .
So often I see reviews that aren’t tech reviews. People give 5 stars because the cell is cheap and arrived quickly in a sturdy package.
Some ad some technical information how great it is that their previous AAA cell was just 700 mAh and the new one 2000 mAh
But you are right some people have tested a certain cell before they ordered at the Liitokala store.
But… those tests are only useful if the (rewrap) they bought is really what they tested before.
And that’s the core topic of this thread; are the cells at Liitokala as advertized? That can only be known by testing.
I can add my personal experience with the official store is good. Runtimes are as expected. But then, I bought only 2 different types of cells, so in no way I’m qualified to claim all cells they sell are great or that types I bought before are still a good deal because a rewrap can contain even a piece of wood
I like the EBD-M05 device, the fact it can connect to a computer and obtain discharge graphs with adequate software makes it nifty. It would rock for it to have an Android app…