AW P18650 3100mAh vs 2900mAh vs 2600mAh!!!

[forcedfuel50]

AW P18650 2600mah vs 2900mah vs 3100 mah. And the winner is:
The AW P18650 2600mah by a large margin. It not only has a higher useable mAh rating then the 2900mAh or 3100mah, it holds up to .2 tenths higher under load!

All tests were conducted at 2.5 amp draw, which is the approximate draw of an LR atomizer.
The AW P18650 2600mah holding up to .2 tenths higher voltage under load then the 2900mah or 3100mah is clear in the graph, however, look closely and you'll see it (the 2600mah) actually has a much higher useable mAh rating too. Let me explain:

Let us say we change out our batteries at 3.3 volts, which our vapor is quite weak at this point. Here are the mah ratings achieved before hitting the 3.3 volt change out voltage on all three batteries:

P18650 2600mah at 3.3 volts: 2216 mAh
P18650 2900mah at 3.3 volts: 1879 mAh
P18650 3100mah at 3.3 volts: 1741 mah

Larger mAh ratings are achieved by manipulating the C ratings. Sure the 3100mah may be better on an extremely low amperage draw, but not on our Ecigs.

This is good news for all. The cheapest of the 3 is the 2600mah and it has the most useable mAh and load holding capability!

 

[forcedfuel50]

A must read for all mod owners. This stats would also apply to other manufacturers 2900mah and 3100mah batteries such as the Redilast and Callies Kustoms 2900 and 3100mah as they use the same panasonic cells as the AW 2900mah and 3100mah.

 

[Dougiestyle]

What is the C-rating of these cells?

 

[forcedfuel50]

2 C is the rating