Trek
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I just thought it might be of interest and help someone make an informed decision when some companies advertise ridiculous fictional specifications for their batteries, that is a proven database you could compare, if you think looking up a make or manufacturer in alphabetical order is too much that’s fine.
‘You pays your money, you takes your choice” What you might have found is when buying a certain make; the difference is night and day and burn time is greatly increased.
Some sellers merely re wrap cells and most users obviously are completely unaware what the true capacity is. I also put the database up in case like me, some also carefully re-cycle discarded battery modules and then you can see exactly what the battery and capacity is, as in most scenarios a failed pack/module only has one or two cell failures. It’s surprising how the ratings differ from what was stated and what the actual battery capacity was. I’ve used Li-Ion batteries for years with radio control using specialist chargers that cost between £100 to £200, the batteries are balanced charged if multiples, at a charge rating of .5C to 1C, something a usb charger will never do.
