Sorry, I am just a bit disappointed about that post on CPF (Link do not work)
What post?
I was in one of my recent battery reviews that somebody say I got most of the stuff I review for free, get paid for the reviews and make them accordingly, but he makes much more reliable reviews because he uses his own money. I could only find 3 reviews from 2016 and he copies my heading style (test/review in the title).
… (insert whatever random baseless complaint)? Fine.
It's our very own judgement what really makes or breaks for us.
No more drama for meis one of my singsongs.
Cheers
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Nice, it all went faster than I thought, so not the first year just available for cars, but straight to the single cell markets.
It is waiting now for the first flashlight using the 20700. Dale?
Mmmkay, 20700s… why? At what price? High price/value quotients mean “nothing” in my world.
On the other hand, pretty sure lots of those flashlights designed with 3×AAA adapters in mind should be able to work with this new format, at least if there's room for those 5mm of extra battery tube lenght.
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Henrik:
Anyone who has followed you through the years knows of your high integrity and professionalism through your testing. You are not bought!
We all appreciate your time, effort and money spent to test all of the electronics for all of us. Keep up the good work. And thank you.
He might the first flashlight guy with hands on a 21700 cell
But I dont see why manufactors switch to those cells before there is a market with protected cells established
Only if they want to sell their own cells with the lights to make more profit
It depends if people want to jump on a new type of batteries before they are established
HKJ, have you seen this ?
Vbatty representative wants to send you their 14500 cells.
I for one would be very interested in your review.
No, I have been busy today, but they did send a pm and I have answered that.
I do not know if they only plan on the 14500 cell or will include other cells.
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I would be interested in test results from these newest Efest 18500 cells. I noticed that they provide a bit more amps to my flashlight builds than the lila version that you tested before.
I bought them at rookwinkel.nl, and I’m not sure where else they have this version, even rookwinkel shows an older picture, I was surprised I got these. I could have two of these sent to you?
It is the A and the coming C model I am interested in links to, I have tested the B model.
There is also a NCR20*65*0A model, I do have that in queue (I was planning on getting the NCR20700A and did not notice the difference).
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With regards to those Trustfire IMR14500 cells, good value for the money. Measured 80 & 82mΩ internal resistance for my units, which translates into up to ≈5A discharge rate.
Oh! By the way, HKJ, soldered a USB micro-B connector this evening. Measured resistance between the wire lines is ≈2.5MΩ, so I am wondering if this could be an issue, data wise of course. Damn… Self-answering my previous question: data transmission issues.
Cheers
Original post date: Sun, 02/05/2017 - 00:17; information added.
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On another note, the popular LiitoKala 26650A/B is still “untested”.
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I was in one of my recent battery reviews that somebody say I got most of the stuff I review for free, get paid for the reviews and make them accordingly, but he makes much more reliable reviews because he uses his own money. I could only find 3 reviews from 2016 and he copies my heading style (test/review in the title).
Maybe the link works this time: http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?426727
My website with reviews of many chargers and batteries (More than 1000): https://lygte-info.dk/
Soo, you get stuff for free? Fine…
… get paid for the reviews? Fine…
… (insert whatever random baseless complaint)? Fine.
It's our very own judgement what really makes or breaks for us.
No more drama for me
is one of my singsongs.
Cheers
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Got an interesting battery today:
My website with reviews of many chargers and batteries (More than 1000): https://lygte-info.dk/
Nice, it all went faster than I thought, so not the first year just available for cars, but straight to the single cell markets.
It is waiting now for the first flashlight using the 20700. Dale?
link to djozz tests
Really?
Ouch! That was from another movie, I presume…
Mmmkay, 20700s… why? At what price? High price/value quotients mean “nothing” in my world.
On the other hand, pretty sure lots of those flashlights designed with 3×AAA adapters in mind should be able to work with this new format, at least if there's room for those 5mm of extra battery tube lenght.
Cheers
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Henrik:
Anyone who has followed you through the years knows of your high integrity and professionalism through your testing. You are not bought!
We all appreciate your time, effort and money spent to test all of the electronics for all of us. Keep up the good work. And thank you.
He might the first flashlight guy with hands on a 21700 cell
But I dont see why manufactors switch to those cells before there is a market with protected cells established
Only if they want to sell their own cells with the lights to make more profit
It depends if people want to jump on a new type of batteries before they are established
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HKJ, have you seen this ?
Vbatty representative wants to send you their 14500 cells.
I for one would be very interested in your review.
No, I have been busy today, but they did send a pm and I have answered that.
I do not know if they only plan on the 14500 cell or will include other cells.
My website with reviews of many chargers and batteries (More than 1000): https://lygte-info.dk/
Hi HKJ,
I would be interested in test results from these newest Efest 18500 cells. I noticed that they provide a bit more amps to my flashlight builds than the lila version that you tested before.
I bought them at rookwinkel.nl, and I’m not sure where else they have this version, even rookwinkel shows an older picture, I was surprised I got these. I could have two of these sent to you?
link to djozz tests
Panasonic/Sanyo NCR20700A. 30A and 3300mAh
https://akkuplus.de/Panasonic-NCR-20700A-36-Volt-3300mAh-Li-Ion-LiNiCoALO2
That would be nice.
Out of stock at the current time.
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Hey HKJ,
thanks to all the great reviews and tests. Since I know your site I don’t buy batteries without them reviewed by you.
What about testing the Liitokala 26650 cells?!
Get them on Gearbest quite cheap.
http://www.gearbest.com/batteries-chargers/pp_360840.html?wid=21
I already got them and have tested them, the review will be published soon.
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Alright, thanks! That’s good news.
Later this year there will allegedly be a Panasonic/Sanyo NCR20700C cell available, rated at 30A like the 20700A but with 200-300 more mAh.
I am interested in testing it, if anybody see a link where I can get it (I am in EU), please post it.
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How did your order end?
With this review: http://budgetlightforum.com/node/51822
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TrustFire IMR 14500 3.7V 700mAh please.
http://www.kaidomain.com/p/S023881.TrustFire-14500-3_7V-700mAh-Rechargea...
https://www.fasttech.com/products/1420/10002173/1804004-trustfire-imr145...
We’ve talked about it about 2 months ago. In the meanwhile I received them from KD. I believe they’re really good for their money.
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I got them at that time, it is one of the review I have not published yet.
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I’d mix up the manufacturer.
Look there, they ship to every country in the EU:
https://www.akkuparts24.de/Panasonic-Sanyo-NCR20700B-36V-4250mAh-Li-Ion-...
It is the A and the coming C model I am interested in links to, I have tested the B model.
There is also a NCR20*65*0A model, I do have that in queue (I was planning on getting the NCR20700A and did not notice the difference).
My website with reviews of many chargers and batteries (More than 1000): https://lygte-info.dk/
Good to know Henrik.
Waiting for your full review to be published, can you tell me (in brief) your opinion?
Not a flashaholic... I hope!
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LG has two 20650 cells that I am aware of, but I have not seen them for sale to the public:
model M42: 15A and 4200mAh
model HG6: 20A and 3000mAh
I do not have any opinion yet, the data is still on the test station and I have not looked at it.
I am interested in testing them, if anybody see them in a shop that ships to EU, please post a link.
My website with reviews of many chargers and batteries (More than 1000): https://lygte-info.dk/
With regards to those Trustfire IMR14500 cells, good value for the money. Measured 80 & 82mΩ internal resistance for my units, which translates into up to ≈5A discharge rate.
Oh! By the way, HKJ, soldered a USB micro-B connector this evening. Measured resistance between the wire lines is ≈2.5MΩ, so I am wondering if this could be an issue, data wise of course. Damn…
Self-answering my previous question: data transmission issues.
Cheers
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By the way:
Sanyo 20700A 30A 3100mAh 20700 Bench Test Results...a great performing 30A 3100mAh battery! @Mooch/ECF
On another note, the popular LiitoKala 26650A/B is still “untested”.
Cheers
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