
Postby Pure » Sun Nov 20, 2011 11:19 am
In all honesty, if they perform, I would rather have these "damaged" cells over headways any day. You are not only going to sacrifice weight but also a butt load of C rate. Headways really should not be pushed to more than 5Cs max and 3Cs continuous.

nechaus wrote:I would personally charge them to see what happens can do a capacity test followed by a test to determine if they can discharge as you would like to normally.
Iv had A123
headway
thundersky
calb
and others..
iv just about had a cell from each go to 1.50 volts and i slowly charge them back up to them max voltage around 4...
and do a capacity test a few times to see if the results change...
but to me. after seeing that video of that cell dropping like that.. i would def get a refund.
threaten a charge back from your credit card company. if they are on alibaba... email them to..
dont want some son of a Bit*ch charging up rejected cells and sending them out as new....
they are the type of idiots i hate...
i remember once sending like 1k in western union and losing every cent
really depressing


JohnyV wrote:Postby Pure » Sun Nov 20, 2011 11:19 am
In all honesty, if they perform, I would rather have these "damaged" cells over headways any day. You are not only going to sacrifice weight but also a butt load of C rate. Headways really should not be pushed to more than 5Cs max and 3Cs continuous.
Why do you say that Headways can not be pushed beyond 5C? Is this for current cells?


dnmun wrote:your video showed cells holding 3.3V but you said they were all around 1V and down to the .3V you discharged into the voltmeter in that video. if you could make a similar video showing that the cell will not take charge from a single cell charger then maybe i would believe you. you have had a number of people with experience telling you to charge them up first and instead you just decided to return them.
if you could prove they won't take charge with a similar video, it would be useful, otherwise i just don't think there is anything wrong with these cells.
like i said, you will need a single cell charger to build a pack anyway but you refused to order one to do 'experiments'. if you had bot one then, you would already have it and could be charging the cells up now. instead they are gonna be lost because you will not be able to get refunded through paypal and you have been convinced they are dead. too bad, they are really nice cells.





miro13car wrote:Please,
come back here and tell us how was it with PayPal.
That is very important to so many people here.
If you get refund it would be the way to go for others. .





Batter wrote:How do you know the cells are below 1V and dropping? Have you tested them? This really surprised me?

parabellum wrote:Batter wrote:How do you know the cells are below 1V and dropping? Have you tested them? This really surprised me?
Did you sell those cells to agniusm?

agniusm wrote:Yea, the guy probably went posting without reading and watching the video. I doubt he sold me those cells as the man who did was very poor in english, possibly google translate

miro13car wrote:Will PayPal deliver on promise on their web site to refund for the goods "not as described"?

SlyCayer wrote:miro13car wrote:Will PayPal deliver on promise on their web site to refund for the goods "not as described"?
P.S: PayPal will protect you only against "not received" claims if you do NOT use eBay, PayPal and eBay combination will give you full protection of ANY kind and that I can tell you, I have been scammed before by eBay seller pushing me towards a simple PayPal money request, and then they sent me a defective mother board and boom! I got nothing back! Which is written somewhere in their policy because I remember telling myself, I got screwed, it's my fault.
I am a eBay seller with almost 10k of feedback, and it's ridiculous the amount of power the buyer has over the seller, The buyer can Muppet the seller.
I don't think he can get hes money back for this one, unless they are good peoples like me and no matter what from of payment they used, we live up to what we promise.

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SlyCayer wrote:and in case you haven't noticed, there were a number of experienced people that did advise you to just charge them up and use them

dnmun wrote:yep, brand new a123 cells that sat so long they self discharged. this guy thinks you have to jump to his fable, his video proves there is nothing wrong with them since they even discharged into his meter from the almost totally selfdischarged state. notice he never produced a video showing they would not take a charge, just what he wants to believe and he has a lot of camp followers that made him think there is something wrong with them now.
and in case you haven't noticed, there were a number of experienced people that did advise you to just charge them up and use them, but somehow you think you are different and can force the seller to take them back because mavizen told you something else entirely. but logic doesn't mean a thing here. you got what you paid for and you are stuck with them. so whine at me some more.

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