>> Google is a great search engine but unfortunately it doesn’t filter out idiocy.
In either direction — because it’s a series of tubes.
>> being googled here
> means …
Well, nouns get verbed — it just happens eventually.
So for this visitor when he said he was “googled here” he’s using it to mean somethin like “directed” or “taken” or “piped” or transported” or “delivered” — why not? Noun becomes verb.
Delivered is after all what google does with your attention.
And it drops you directly into a linked page without showing you any FAQ, or welcome mat, or front page, or any clue where you’re going. Then you click around and see more ads.
Perfect, innit?
Nobody was explaining what everyone here would already know: no rechargeable battery of that type and size now for sale will possibly hold as much energy as was advertised. “Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence” and you won’t get that from people trying to sell you crap.
sorry i’m a noob… but how do you measure the mAh? do you have a tool to measure them?
i actually bought these batteries 20 of them to be precise… out of 20 only 1 is bad
i tested most them are all are 8.4V maybe 2 of them is 8.2V or 8.3V after fully charged
Sorry but wanting to know the real capacity of a GTL 18650 is like wanting to measure the horse power of a P50 micro car. You know its gonna be low before you even start, so you buy it, measure it, even risk your life with it, you get the results and yes they are as bad as you thought they might be. Poorer, older, not really any wiser, what a pointless exercise that was.
What 18650 battery with the most actual mAh can we get today? Is it “just” 3400mAh, like the Panasonic ncr B which i’ve read somebody has measured to have actual mAh as stated on it…