can I use these three batteries together? Two say 2fc3 and the third says 2g12? Is this dangerous or okay ?
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Those three batteries are the same model. Samsung INR 25R. The numbers you quoted are simply lot numbers.
If you were planning to use all three batteries in a 3-battery mod like the RX200, that's perfectly acceptable if they were purchased at the same time (same age and use). Keep those three "married" as a threesome and don't use them in another mod.
Why can't you use them in another mod? I use my married batteries in a bunch of different devices.
You can use married batteries in another mod that uses married batteries. Just keep the twosome or threesome together.
If batteries are not "married", they will drain and age at different rates, causing one to become inferior to the other(s). The weakest battery is much more prone to be vulnerable to go into thermal runaway when stressed. The goal to "marrying batteries" is to allow them to age equally and at the same rate.
As a battery "ages", it's mAh capacity drops. As the capacity drops, so does the battery's C rating (amp limit). So eventually, your 20 amp battery becomes a 10 amp battery. You wouldn't want to use a 10 amp battery with a 20 amp battery in a two-battery mod. Get what I'm saying?
If batteries are not "married", they will drain and age at different rates, causing one to become inferior to the other(s). The weakest battery is much more prone to be vulnerable to go into thermal runaway when stressed. The goal to "marrying batteries" is to allow them to age equally and at the same rate.
As a battery "ages", it's mAh capacity drops. As the capacity drops, so does the battery's C rating (amp limit). So eventually, your 20 amp battery becomes a 10 amp battery. You wouldn't want to use a 10 amp battery with a 20 amp battery in a two-battery mod. Get what I'm saying?
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