hmmm
Going by the C rating, you certainly do get 26/52
http://www.avacom.cz/Datasheety/Sony/US26650VT.pdf
which is strange, as every site - more than 15 - has them listed as 50a continuous, even the flashlight people, which is what I'd had in my mind since picking them up way-back-when. Never...
the SONY is 50a continuous 80a pulse, and the sag at that drain puts me at only 3.5v or so... so pulling 60a
given that the atty gets so hot, you can only do 2-3 pulls before letting it chill (and only maybe 10 total before the cell need switch) - so that 60a is just fine
well, that was my initial thinking as well, but then I read a few posts on here and elsewhere that made me think that their doing so would be bad in some way.
If it's not then more the better.
I realize that wedded batts is necassary
I know I saw something somewhere about some sort of one-way diode/gate/something to prevent batts from equalizing, but I can't seem to find it rt now and can't seem to ask google the question properly.
Just got the Onslaught earlier. First build, simple: Triple 24g Macro, 6/7 wrap, 1/8th ID @ 0.17Ω. Flavor for DAYS, great production. Absolutely love it... a little weird learning to build with that center post.
Need to clean the mod so it can patina with the copper sleave
The batt was only charged to 3.9, so the measured drop was negligible.
There is only one insulator, in the topcap, but replacing the topcap didn't fix it.
Sent from the Northwest Corner, CM
SONY US26650VT - 50a continuous
but the sag is so bad that you might as well be higher.
Some are claiming that the IMREN 26650s are 60a continuous, but I've yet to see any documentation, except for a couple eBay descriptions. I'm thinking they are the same as MNKEs - 20/60 - but I don't really...
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