Pajda
10 kW
The only problem with the EVE 40P is that I forgot about it when I recently ordered P50B and 50S from Vapcell, also Nkon still doesn't have it in stock. In any case, it's next in the queue.
I can comment a bit based on my testing, although I'm testing for performance applications rather than cycle life.What do you think about the EVE 40P, it looks like they claim a bit higher current for the 4Ah size? They are not expensive, they could interesting if they have a good cycle life.
If I understand well the end temperature on cell body was 70 °C (25+45)? What kind of cell fixture/power connection you have used for the test? I must say that this is similar value what I recently got with Tenpower 40TG in a BF-2A fixture with ambient cooling only, but with welded Cu strips, the end temp goes down to ca 60 °C.Thermals are slightly better than the P42A samples I have, about 45deg temp rise from ambient (25) for 5C. ~3.966Ah on 5C discharge.
Currently using BF-2A for these tests - more direct contact would definitely be better, will probably use welded strips after filtering through our current options.If I understand well the end temperature on cell body was 70 °C (25+45)? What kind of cell fixture/power connection you have used for the test? I must say that this is similar value what I recently got with Tenpower 40TG in a BF-2A fixture with ambient cooling only, but with welded Cu strips, the end temp goes down to ca 60 °C.
I have unlimited access to a micro-tig technology specifically developed for battery welding, which is very expensive by the way. However, a thicker Ni strip welded using kWeld with a pre-soldered wire would also do the job well.How did you get the copper strips welded to the cells? Did you do that yourself, or did they come that way?
For those of us like me who are curious about the tech/machine, even if we can never afford it: are you able to share more info about it, for those of us who would like to learn more? Datasheet or product description, maybe?I have unlimited access to a micro-tig technology specifically developed for battery welding, which is very expensive by the way. However, a thicker Ni strip welded using kWeld with a pre-soldered wire would also do the job well.
You are right, it should be that today it is up to 30A continuous discharge for 18650 format (P30B,...) and up to 40A for 21700 (P45B,...) without tabless. I wonder if more competitors in 21700 tabless design format will be available for testing this autumn.awesome stuff, expected a bit more from P50B but still not bad for a 5Ah cell.
also iirc 30T and 45B can do 40A cont below 80C but in any case tabless is huge
You are right, it should be that today it is up to 30A continuous discharge for 18650 format (P30B,...) and up to 40A for 21700 (P45B,...) without tabless. I wonder if more competitors in 21700 tabless design format will be available for testing this autumn.