Hello, before I make my long winded post in the modding section about making a dual 18650 wooden box mod, I have a question regarding some lower amp batteries not related to e-cig use.
At work we use metal sheers a lot, and they use 12 volt battery packs. Inside the packs are 3 samsung INR18650-13Q. We have a few packs that aren't holding a charge. They are 35-50 bucks to buy a new pack. I told my employer that I could probably source the batteries cheaper and repair the packs.
I'm having a hard time finding much info on these batteries, other than the max 1 second pulse rating of 30amps (1300mah).
I'd like to source a few batteries in the same ballpark as far as amp rating goes, without spending a fortune. Knowing what I know about battery saftey, I dont want to skimp, but I dont want to pay $10 per battery either, which would defeat the purpose. The shears aren't very big, and don't draw a ton of amps, so I shouldn't need vtc4's or anything crazy. Anyone have any ideas or recommendations? I'm pretty good with a soldiering iron, and have a decent setup, so I'd like to just buy the batteries and solder them myself.
Thanks,
Brian
EDIT*** They seem to have a 10a max discharge rate, so something In that ballpark is what I will need.
At work we use metal sheers a lot, and they use 12 volt battery packs. Inside the packs are 3 samsung INR18650-13Q. We have a few packs that aren't holding a charge. They are 35-50 bucks to buy a new pack. I told my employer that I could probably source the batteries cheaper and repair the packs.
I'm having a hard time finding much info on these batteries, other than the max 1 second pulse rating of 30amps (1300mah).
I'd like to source a few batteries in the same ballpark as far as amp rating goes, without spending a fortune. Knowing what I know about battery saftey, I dont want to skimp, but I dont want to pay $10 per battery either, which would defeat the purpose. The shears aren't very big, and don't draw a ton of amps, so I shouldn't need vtc4's or anything crazy. Anyone have any ideas or recommendations? I'm pretty good with a soldiering iron, and have a decent setup, so I'd like to just buy the batteries and solder them myself.
Thanks,
Brian
EDIT*** They seem to have a 10a max discharge rate, so something In that ballpark is what I will need.
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