Emitter data and talk. A look at Vf, amps and some crash testing (Updated with more data 10th of December)

Its does not seem too far from the truth, but there is some strange stuff going on. Look at "RIP V" in the spreadsheet.

XM-L2 U3 went all the way to 4,27V. Most U2`s said farewell around 4,05 (+/- 0,07v). Something strange with that U3. Djozz`s U3 were quite similar. I dont know what to make of the U3. I dont like to push any of the XM-L2s beyond 4V. That is danger zone. But maybe not so dangerous for U3???

When it comes to new T6 and all U2`s Ive tested. If the Vf is 3,78 @ 5A or higher, then its not suitable for really high amps. If its 3,7V or lower, then its good.

RMM, have you come across any XP-Ls that could not handle 7A? Or have you noticed any with extra high Vf compared to the average? So far everything I have seen seems quite predictable and fairly consistent.