Panasonic NCR18500A 2000mAh 18500 size Li ion cell discharge capacity test

[@ThunderheartReviews]

0:46 - Testing equipment and conditions 1:54 - Battery supplier 2:14 - Panasonic NCR18500A specs and capacity test 3:57 - Verdict

[@CommunityToursAustralia]

very good testing demonstration thanks mate

[@tonysfun]

Thanks for your review!

[@mathewpieraccini8792]

Great video. One question, what is the amp for this battery?

[@ThunderheartReviews]

Hi! What you mean by "amp for battery"? Max continuous discharge rate?

[@mathewpieraccini8792]

Thunderheart Reviews hey 😊👍 yes I may have misunderstood if you have covered in your video. Yes the max amps for this battery? this will be for vaping and want to make sure it will be safe in my setup. It will be in a regulated mod. Thanks for your reply.

[@ThunderheartReviews]

On 2:27 all the specs are mentioned. This guy is not for vaping. You'd better look at Sony VTC5 which i tested recently (watch the test: kzbin.info/www/bejne/lXbUlIFpqq-lbtk)

[@cloudsky823]

What is the meaning of marking "B 77271W" on the battery? Factory code and date code? How to read them?

[@ThunderheartReviews]

B is the "rank" in Panasonic's terms. How it's determined and what exactly means is unclear. The first 4 digits are the date of production (decode them using batterybro's date code lookup tool). The last two symbols, I think, are for factory, but not sure.

[@martinmacko7297]

Hi, can you draw 10A peak for few sec from this cell? What would happen?

[@ThunderheartReviews]

The datasheet doesn't give any info on pulse discharge current but i believe if you drain 10A for a second or two (max) at 100% SOC it would be ok. For longer periods or at lower SOC the damage could be fatal.

[@martinmacko7297]

@@ThunderheartReviews thank you! Was thinking if I could make batt pack of those for rc plane. Constant draw ca 3A but occasionally if needes on full power 10A.

[@ThunderheartReviews]

Why did you choose 18500 size and not 18650?

[@martinmacko7297]

@@ThunderheartReviews Size and weight. Its for small 250g plane

[@ThunderheartReviews]

@@martinmacko7297 Look at 18350 size. This particular cell weighs 24g, has 1140mAh real capacity and supports 9A discharge continuously: www.thunderheartreviews.com/2019/08/queen-battery-qb18350-900mah-test.html

[@itsnotreels]

Why notting sell at indonesia

[@chrisyu98]

why isn't Panasonic printed on the battery?

[@ThunderheartReviews]

Welcome to battery world)))