What voltage is 40% of a 3.7V 18650 cell?

I’ll need to store 18650 batteries over the summer. What voltage is roughly equivalent to 40% charge with an 18650 cell?

Thanks

2.5-2.7V + 40% = 3.4-3.6V

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Depends on the brand and model have a look here:
https://budgetlightforum.com/t/-/56246
Or on HJK reviews
Nice name BTW :)

Docware did a test on several cells by discharging in 5% steps of the previously tested capacity at 2A and measuring the voltage after a rest of 20min :

as far as battery storage voltage, just keep it at 3.7v and you’ll be fine, 38% or 42% makes no difference

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