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    Quote Originally Posted by Shearer View Post
    Na, you need protected cells, and preferably of a known capacity.

    If I was in the market for more: 2 x Panasonic 18650 batteries 3400mAH PROTECTED | Trade Me
    And a Nitecore i4 charger: I4 Nitecore Intelligent Charger : ORIGINAL ! | Trade Me

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    Quote Originally Posted by quentin View Post
    Na, you need protected cells, and preferably of a known capacity.

    If I was in the market for more: 2 x Panasonic 18650 batteries 3400mAH PROTECTED | Trade Me
    And a Nitecore i4 charger: I4 Nitecore Intelligent Charger : ORIGINAL ! | Trade Me
    Thanks @quentin.
    The blurb on the trade me ad says the batteries are 2600mh with PCB (protection circuit board). Is this not the go?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Shearer View Post
    Thanks @quentin.
    The blurb on the trade me ad says the batteries are 2600mh with PCB (protection circuit board). Is this not the go?
    Whoops, only read the first few lines. (capacity and protected cell both in there if I read the whole lot)
    2600mAh is a pretty low capacity nowdays. Try for something around 3200 - 3400mAh. If you see anything above 3400mAh, it is going to be a case of Chinese exaggeration.
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    Quote Originally Posted by quentin View Post
    Whoops, only read the first few lines. (capacity and protected cell both in there if I read the whole lot)
    2600mAh is a pretty low capacity nowdays. Try for something around 3200 - 3400mAh. If you see anything above 3400mAh, it is going to be a case of Chinese exaggeration.
    Like the ones with 10400mAh!
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    Quote Originally Posted by quentin View Post
    Na, you need protected cells, and preferably of a known capacity.

    If I was in the market for more: 2 x Panasonic 18650 batteries 3400mAH PROTECTED | Trade Me
    And a Nitecore i4 charger: I4 Nitecore Intelligent Charger : ORIGINAL ! | Trade Me
    That would be my recommendation too.
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