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I’m new to the game and get a bit overwhelmed by the level of technicality needed to make useful choice.
I just order from Sofirn on Aliexpress the C8F kit.It includes the lamp, a charger and a battery.
It’s a Sofirn Battery mah Rechargeable li-ion Battery 40A 3.7V.
I trust them to deliver a decent battery for their flashlight but I saw better?, bigger? battery such as :
- Samsung 48G mAh 4.8A
But can’t figure out which one is suitable for the flashlight, I plan to use their charger,any input on that ?
Any help and some insight will be really appreciated.
Thanks for reading,
Vincent
I also recently purchased a C8F and wanted a spare battery. I went with the Samsung 50E. I was looking at post #36 in this thread:
All three of those batteries make good choices in my opinion but the Samsung 30T and Sofirn battery will give a little higher output current due to lower battery resistance. That’s really only a concern if wanting to use the max output for any length of time.
For me I wanted a little more capacity and will only use the max output on occasion so I don’t care if I have slightly diminished output. (I probably won’t notice the difference anyhow).
Also the charger that Sofirn provides works but I wanted something better. My choice was the Miboxer C4 Upgrade. The Miboxer C2- would fit a also.
Do we know which cell Sofirn is using in their batteries?
As far as spare cells, the Samsung 40T might be the best all-around. It will easily handle the current demands of the C8F, while having 33% more runtime than a 30T. The mAh cells might work, but they might be getting into the upper ranges of their current ratings.
I got the kit too & am pleased with the Sofirn also.
Using the Samsung 50E you’ll get a bit more run time but a little less output on Turbo.
Using the Samsung 30T you’ll get a bit less run time but a little more output on Turbo.
The Sofirn battery, as Lightbringer said…… “works just fine”. :+1:
Delta_V mentioned the Samsung 40T, I don’t have one of those; but as he said….it would be a good one. On par with the Samsung 30T, but 33% more runtime.
Hey that’s great. I think the Samsung 40T is also a good fit. If I could easily find another Sofirn mAh battery, I’d go with that too. A 50E battery should be arriving soon and will have a chance to check that out.
I ended up buying the Miboxer C4 Upgrade charger. I thought it was a good value. I posted a picture of the Sofirn in it here:
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