Small 36V battery recommendations

I see a lot of threads about big batteries, but I only want/need a small one. Like the Luna mini but 36V. I see that there are 6ah and 9ah 36v ones on electrifybike.com, but don't see any reviews about this vendor around so I was just wondering if anyone had any options that they could recommend. Thanks!

Grin has the LiGo batteries. They are 36V 2.7AH, are fully potted, and are designed to be stacked like legos. You can connect them in parallel for as many AH's as you need.

https://www.ebikes.ca/product-info/ligo-batteries.html

EM3EV has 36V shark batteries and I understand they will custom make batteries for whatever size/specification that you want.

https://em3ev.com/shop/36v-super-shark-ebike-battery/

Found a very small one here: https://www.ebay.de/itm/ENERpower-Softpack-Akku-Li-Ion-36V-10S2P-30Q-6Ah-Pedelec-Range-Extender-5x4-DC/264115160058?hash=item3d7e7d83fa:g:HsAAAOSw6eRcLO-q

Assembled with INR18650-30Q

And here is a 10S1P with INR21700-30T to be able to carry according to the manufacturerer by airplane:
https://www.ebay.de/itm/ENERpower-Softpack-Akku-Li-Ion-36V-5x3-30T-2-75Ah-Pedelec-Akku-99Wh-Flugzeug-DC/254050596856?hash=item3b269877f8:g:zXUAAOSwxFVcLSOq

First what are you trying to power motor and controller what are the motor and the controllers amp demands.

Oh sorry, this is for the TSDZ2 ebike motor 350W.

Consider running 2 18v tool batteries in series. Available 2 to 10ah. My choice is Makita because of the simple mount design, compact size, very low price, long life and fast charging (charger's cool cells with fan during charge). Flexible too: bring 2 spares for long rides and you can build the wife a "she shack" with battery tools in your spare time.

I ordered a 52V from electrifybike and so far so good.


electrifybike is the webstore for a Utah eBike shop called PoweredRide that seems to be legit - you can find some reviews on PoweredRide if you Google

I ended up buying the 36V 9ah cube battery from electrifybike. So far, so good! 9ah should be plenty - I took it out for its first exploratory adventure today and put about 16miles on it and the battery only went down 1/4. I don't plan on taking it much farther than that, so it should be good. The cust service from them has been good so far - they put anderson connectors on the battery, but my motor just had bullets, so they included some extra anderson connectors and some heat-splice thingamabobs so that I could change out the motor connectors.