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@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ Here are the graphs:
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This is a genuine (as far as I can tell) Sony VTC6, fairly used in high amp draw situations (I use it in my plane), in a 3S configuration:
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You can see that it output around 2600 mAh before I stopped it at 3V, which is quite good.
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@@ -24,10 +24,16 @@ You can see that it output around 2600 mAh before I stopped it at 3V, which is q
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This is a pretty blatantly fake "Sony VTC6", brand new, in a 2S configuration:
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The performance falls off a cliff after around 3.6V, and it only outputs 1600 mAh before it dies completely.
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Trying to draw 6-7A is even more spectacular (and it gets very hot to the touch):
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Notice the huge voltage sag right as the load starts drawing.
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