Basen lists the discharge end voltage as 3.00V and standard charging current as 0.2C, but I have chosen to simplify my tests and prevent procedural mistakes by discharging to 2.8V and charging at 0.5A. This should also make it easier to compare my test results against each other and against other reviews.
The discharge tests at 10A with the Turnigy Reaktor may have up to 20% error. The discharge tests with the Maynuo M9712C should be much more accurate. I have left the 10A graphs created with the Reaktor up to allow comparison.
I started adding a discharge graph that shows watt-hours. This could be useful for those considering different chemistries. I didn't see the value of that graph until I started considering if I should use nimh D batteries for 26650 or 32650 lithium ion batteries for a potential lantern mod project.