Well ... there's a difference between "shiny" and "new". The things could have been in a box for ten years before he welded 'em together. Sometimes there's a little code on the cells indicating the date of manufacture, sometimes there isn't. Beware.
But, if you got lucky, good for you.
And there's a higher profit margin if you use old cells that were found in the back of a Chinese warehouse :-)
All I'm saying is "buyer beware".
The adaptor cord cost me about three bucks.
They MAY have their place ... the low internal resistance lets you get a lot of amps out of them. However power is "I" x "E" so you can put a few more Lithiums in series and make up for the loss of amperage.
Hey, uncle Walter was *god* dontchankow ... he had "the voice" :-)
Wise.
Oh, good grief.
All I'm saying is that you're a dumbshit.
I can't help it if you're a loser.
In some circumstances. Tell Boeing how great LiIons are. There's a place for both.
He talked a lot and said very little. Well, he lied a lot.
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