Do not believe they exist... at least not without using the briefest of time for 'burst'I saw this new battery on pinterest.
"Max discharge:40A"
"Continuous discharge :20A"
2800mAh
everyone use 40A battery before?
seems better then lghe2 batteri
.5 of a second more than likely?...meh..ill keep my sonys and samsungs and LG'sDo not believe they exist... at least not without using the briefest of time for 'burst'
Do not believe they exist... at least not without using the briefest of time for 'burst'
Samsung LG a litt bit higher then Sony.5 of a second more than likely?...meh..ill keep my sonys and samsungs and LG's
Samsung LG a litt bit higher then Sony
Sony price high now
The sony VTC 4 is probably the best battery you can buy as far as continuos amps are concerned...which is 30 amps.
The samsung 25R is probably the best 20amp continuos battery you can buy.
What do you mean higher than sony?...price? Continuos amps?..price?..burst rating?
A higher resistance does not mean its better...you want lower resistance, not higher..The sonys vtc2 vtc3 vtc 4 and (vtc5 if you can find a real one which is not likely) as well as the samsung 20r and 25r and the LG HE2 and HE4 batteries are about the best you can buy anywhere as far as low internal resistance and continuos amps in the 20 to 30amp rangeOh,miss word...
resistance...
Ya, they dont list the length of time for the 'pulse', but the standard discharge rate is .5amp with max continuous of 20a.
Huh?continuous discharge is 25A..Actually all 40A is pulse charge current.
As known Samsung 25r ,its continuous current rate is 20A
Huh?
From your own link:
Standard Discharge Constant current 500mA
Thats a 'normal' discharge rate of half an amp. Sure, it says max continuous is 20a (not 25a like you said), but if the 'standard' is so low, how well do you think it will actually handle the max?