Batteries Oh My 18650

[Joey786]

I found out half are Sony and the rest I need to see

I will need to test them first
They are flat top
Sony 2800mah green
Need to know if there may be interest in them?
They are not marked as they are used mostly as cell batteries

 

[Mklops]

How much bigger are they than 18650's?

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[ShaneW]

If they are 19650 then they should be 1mm wider in diameter than the 18650 as the 1st 2 digits eg. 18/19/26 indicates diameter. The next 2 digits indicates the length in mm eg. 18650 is 65mm long.

I wonder how many mods would be able to take 19650?

 

[Reinvanhardt]

How much bigger are they than 18650's?

1mm thicker in diameter.

Edit: Thy beat me to it

 

[ShaneW]

1mm thicker in diameter.

Edit: Thy beat me to it

????

 

[Joey786]

These are all 18650 - my bad on typos
Using them in Vtr at moment

 

[Joey786]

And there the room fills up with...

Enjoy

 

[Andre]

I certainly won't buy unmarked batteries, from an unknown source. Are you aiming to be a reseller?

 

[Joey786]

Lol no, these are just extras I got with a purchase

They have a code on them which point to Sony 2800mah that's all

 

[Joey786]

Please note guys these were used as cell batteries
Meaning they were bunched up together like a battery pack for laptop
So they are used batteries
@R50ea

 

[devdev]

@Joey786 please be very very careful here. I do not think what you are doing is safe for you or those around you. Reason being is that these are almost certainly unprotected ICR batteries. If they were part of a laptop battery pack then the pack itself would have had a voltage and overcharge regulator.

These are the kinds of cells that experience catastrophic thermal runaways and can be regarded as highly dangerous, especially without built in protection. If something shorts out it could turn your VTR into a hand grenade

 

[Mklops]

These are the kinds of cells that experience catastrophic thermal runaways and can be regarded as highly dangerous, especially without built in protection. If something shorts out it could turn your VTR into a hand grenade[/QUOTE]

The VTR and most electric mods have voltage and overcharge protection if I am not mistaken or is it not the same kind of protection @devdev?

 

[Riaz]

it most probably is the same protection @Mklops

 

[devdev]

It is a form of protection - but the seller is offering this to the general public. They are ICR cells and should be viewed as dangerous - especially if their provenance is unknown, as is the case here

 

[Riaz]

It is a form of protection - but the seller is offering this to the general public. They are ICR cells and should be viewed as dangerous - especially if their provenance is unknown, as is the case here

agree 100%

 

[Joey786]

Can we close thread and I'll retract the sale

So these should not be used with any of the models?

Us18650gr

 

[Riaz]

Can we close thread and I'll retract the sale

So these should not be used with any of the models?

Us18650gr

preferably not

rather safe than a statistic

 

[devdev]

Can we close thread and I'll retract the sale

So these should not be used with any of the models?

Us18650gr

I think the risk is high enough that you wouldn't want to be around these cells if something went wrong. Equally you wouldn't want someone who got them from you to have a bad experience and then blame it on you.

I would think its safest not to use them

 

[Andre]

Ok, thread closed and archived. Any queries, PM me.