Warning: The information in this thread was obtained from various sources on the Internet, including any datasheets linked below, and is provided for reference only is not guaranteed to be accurate. To prevent fire or personal injury, never charge or discharge a cell before verifying the information yourself using the original specifications sheet provided by the
@daromer: I dunno, but my cells goes from 1900 to 2320 mAh, and many different brands, so i''m not sure if they would cohabit happily together, a bit like how human from different origin try to cohabit together, u know what i mean as a first pack, i would have like for the easy plug&play style @Korishan : thanks a lot, that''s why i was afraid about without being sure
For those interested in IR and wanting to know what a "good" IR is for various cells I''ve put together the following table. This was built from a combination of Wolf, 100kWh Hunter, and my own data. All IR measurements were taken with a 4-wire Kelvin type AC 1kHz impedance tester, specifically...
18650 temperature. Thread starter allend83; Start date Feb 28, 2019; ALL NEW - Battery Finder Search for 12/24/36/48v or by capacity 1; 2; Next. 1 of 2 Go to page. Go. Next Last. A. There are some LGs that seem to hang on for dear life at that resistance but not enough.
I have two cells like these, marked "18650 7K41814 35037" and "18650 7K41814 35043" above the barcode, CJ beneath it. Both came from the same laptop battery pack that my cousin tore apart. Thanks for the info! I''ve been looking for a couple hours now.
And since you are new here, it may be tempting to buy some high capacity 18650''s online for real cheap. Be aware, there are absolutely zero 18650, 25650, or similarly sized cells that are higher capacity than 3500-4000mAh. They are scams. And anything that has the word "Fire" in the name, take that as a warning not a name.
Warning: The information in this thread was obtained from various sources on the Internet, including any datasheets linked below, and is provided for reference only is not guaranteed to be accurate. To prevent fire or personal injury, never charge or discharge a cell before verifying the information yourself using the original specifications sheet provided by the
But the "Trustfire" in my DIY bluetooth speakerbox were a flop and my China batterie 18650 test - 508.800mAh in 62 cells showed that it''s the same with other "brands". So I decided to go with used cells from major brands. I''ve done some researches on the internet where to get used 18650 batteries.
I building a 12V pack and I finish with all tests but last step is check self discharge of cell. Right now I charge all my cell to 95-100% or 4.10-4.20V. I mark each cell and I was wonder, how much voltage drop need to be that I need ot reject cell for pack. For example, voltage of cell is 4.16V...
I have a few hundred Headway LFP cells that I tested for capacity and IR. I want to make some 4S battery banks for car audio. I would like to make some different ah configurations probably from 16ah (2P) all the way up to 96ah (12P), but for now let''s assume I''d like to just make some 48ah...
So I have been trying to lower the voltage to below 5v for storage for scrap. It is really time consuming to Getbelow 0.3 v. 2xPCM60x | 100kWh LiFePo4| 20kWh 14s 18650 | 66*260W Poly | ABB S3 and S5 Trip breakers of above posts says, the cell will be discharged to zero then rebounds when load removed By cycle i mean to apply load a
Soldering iron: 70W Taiyo ElectricPX-401, set to ~390C,with 5mm diameter"large tip for high thermal-storage", but cut at anangle to allow pointed contact. Solder: Standard 60/40 rosin core, 1mm diameter Sub-Certified 18650 Cell Reclamation Technician Current equipment: APC Smart-UPS 3000 SmartUPS (rack mount)
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Warning: The information in this thread was obtained from various sources on the Internet, including any datasheets linked below, and is provided for reference only is not guaranteed to be accurate. To prevent fire or personal injury, never charge or discharge a cell before verifying the information yourself using the original specifications sheet provided by the
I''ve actually had good success bringing 0v cells back to life. I first started by parallel''ing a good with a bad for 20 seconds, then on the D4. End game is to feed 100% of house solar to the grid and use second system for household usage with the added benefit of having power during outages. I''ll have to look at grid backup and battery
Samsung ICR 18650 26D Panasonic CGR18650E The Samsung cells I have had very good success rate, most are testing to be over 2500mah, so practically new. The panasonic cells come in second. Their cells have tested every single time to be above 2000mah per cell, with none going below that. The sanyo cells come in third.
So I have been collecting,stripping, cleaning, charging, storing and testing 18650''s till all I see when I close my eyes is 18650''s My plan is to build 2 x 7S80P ( >1800mah per cell )banks and hook them up to my Axpert 3KVA inveter and replace my 6 x 100ahlead acid''s. Here are a few pic''s of...
18650 storage. Thread starter Wattsup; Start date May 16, 2017; ALL NEW - Battery Finder Search for 12/24/36/48v or by capacity Wattsup Member. Joined Choose LiFe May all your batteries be fully charged and perfectly balanced . jdeadman Member. Joined Mar 28, 2017 Messages 967. May 16, 2017
Please notice the italics above. There is a difference between the two. The first one is a measure of power. The second is a measure of capacity. The first one is the strength of the power. The second one is how long the power can last. kW vs kWh or kiloWatt vs kiloWatt hour And your picture was placed in the wrong location.
18650 storage in cold winter. Thread starter kje; Start date Dec 12, 2022; ALL NEW - Battery Finder Search for 12/24/36/48v or by capacity but depending on the kind of electrolyte and added compounds to increase cycle-life and stability - it will vary of course. Best temp. to keep them would be just above 0 deg. C, in a cold cellar
I began prying thecase apart at the joint with a flat blade screwdriver. the case has 6 clips, 2 on the top 2 on the bottom and 1 on each side. you need to bend the plastic up out of the way of the clips. depending on the battery version you may also have a small black Torx screw on the front of the shaft. to be honest I ended up using a hammer
So I have over 2000 used 18650 cells. I have capacity tested them all and now have a range of between 1200-2000mAh. The thing you need to take into consideration is what was the cells capacity at the start of its life, and what is it now. If it''s more than about 25% drop, then you probably don''t want to use it. Original 3000mAh Now 1700mAh
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The life cycle is not a linear line. It''s more like a curve. Without knowing where at on the curve in life cycles, you can''t predict how many are left based on the mAh the cell charges to. There are many cells that have had an easy life, gone through 100''s of cycles, and still perform 80% of their rated capacity.
Congratulations on the battery acquisitions! I''ve gone the 18650 route + solder myself and really enjoyed it. My home, 4yr-old, off-grid (with grid-assist) system is individual components - e.g. Midnite Classic 250 charge controllers + AIMS Inverters + APC UPSs + junction boxes + ABB Sace shunt-trip + Midnite Solar breakers + lots of wire.
Slight clarification. The OP asked about a panel config rated for 21.7a - e.g. 2p. But the charge controller unit has a 18a max input. I''m not saying the panels would produce more than 21.7a but that they could produce up to 21.7a if
The cells are repurposed 18650''s from laptops LG''s, Sanyos, Samsungs, Panasonics and Sonys. Yes - in theory 4.2v * 4 = 16.8 but at 4.1v max charge (16.4v @ 4s) you''ll have longer life + good power and the voltage will pull down a bit when load is applied. Reactions: Wolf. B. B8rez 2g4 Member. Joined Jun 21, 2021 Messages 38. Jun 29, 2021
This is the method I used for my second ebike battery. and all the Samsung ICR 18650 26F cells were all in one parallel group. all cells were above 2000mah, although that was all I had guaranteed. Some cells were 2200mah, 2300mah, a few 2500mah. My theory goes that each parallel pack will only charge to what it will take in, and then they
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