List of Li-Ion Batteries [+ Capacity], Sorted by Current Draw Rating

[DoctorBuzz]

I only have one battery that I've ordered, but I'd like to order some more. And I've come to realize that current discharge rate is one of the most important issues, so I'd like to sort batteries in that manner with one list. Hopefully you guys can add to the list and I'll update this OP. Please post the specs, and I'll add them when I get a chance....




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26650
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26500
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22650
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18700
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18650
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10 Amp Continuous / 18 Amp Pulse Drain -- Panasonic NCR18650PD (2900 mAh)


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18500
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18490
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18350
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17670
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17500
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16340
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14650
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14500
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10440
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[Wolfmeat]

Hybrid IMR 18650

Max. Continuous Discharge 30 A, 2100 mAh, Orbtronic SX30, button top

Max. Continuous Discharge 22 A, 2000 mAh, Orbtronic SX22, button top

I use the SX30.

 

[Ryedan]

A very good idea DoctorBuzz!

Here's a great list of batteries with a bunch of info included to start you off:

SubOhmChart.pdf

 

[hazarada]

u do realize that there are thousands of cells out there? also you cant always trust the spec sheet

anyway, candlepowerforum has the largest li-ion battery review collection i know of

 

[DoctorBuzz]

A very good idea DoctorBuzz!

Here's a great list of batteries with a bunch of info included to start you off:

SubOhmChart.pdf

That's an AWESOME link. Thanks a bunch! Incredibly helpful.

u do realize that there are thousands of cells out there? also you cant always trust the spec sheet

anyway, candlepowerforum has the largest li-ion battery review collection i know of

There's thousands of cells, but there are some that shouldn't be mentioned. And of those that are frequently mentioned, there are probably only a few dozen or so. Hardly unmanageable.

Do you have a CPF link in particular that you'd like to reference?