Hight capacity battery

Ejected_Filament · January 26, 2015, 3:56pm

marc.collin:

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marc.collin:

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Although, more is no always better. Youre talking a lot of batteries either way. Whatever you use, make sure they are protected.

will allow to use the light during more hours.

Just to be sure its understood, by protected I mean those batteries with circuits to shut them off if something bad happens. Its highly recommended with 2 batteries, let alone 9 or 12. Im assuming this will be a canister light, not a standard style torch.

this one is protected
P2652C keeppower protected 26650 5200mah 3.7v li-ion battery

ya that will be a canister.

if i use only two battery with XPH70 and want to be around 30 watts… autonomy will be a disaster

I wasnt recommending 2, I used that number to demonstrate how important it would be with 9 or 12. I get why you need them, voltage and run time.

Keeppower are a decent battery. IIRC< they use the KK cell as they dont make them themselves, they just relabel and add a protection circuit, but I think they use Chinese circuits. Im not sure who uses a Seiko circuit for example on a KK 26650. Personally Id opt for 18650 as they would make for a better fit in a tube, with less wasted space.

just need to find a drivers
any suggestion?

Pay attention to the XHP70 thread.

As I said though in edit which by your quote appears you didnt see, personally Id opt for 18650 as they would make for a better fit in a tube, with less wasted space.