David:
Good find!

Sounds like this COULD be a good resource for us, IF they can build a substantial database.  I'd say that is a daunting task given all the brands and sizes of packs available.

Did you look at their sample test results?  It looks like they are set up to to give good feedback on advertised ratings and battery cycle life.  Also noticed in their tests they charge at 1C (as I do, but that is conservative) - I think a lot of folks are charging at higher rates.  They also discharged to 2.8V per cell instead of the more usual (& conservative) 3.0V per cell...

Yes I did, Dennis.  I found the graphs where they discharge at the published C rating particularly enlightening.

YUP!

Dennis,

Discharging to 3.0 volts?  Is this A TYPO?

Linheart

I am wondering why they specify a CO2 extinguisher for fire, vs the more readily available dry chemical ABC and BC extinguishers.  I understand why not water, lithium is quite reactive to water. 

I would prefer to use a BC extinguisher on electrical, given the choice, because sodium bicarbonate does not fuse to the surfaces.  ABC extinguishers, monoammoium phosphate, tends to melt and fuse to everything rendering parts that could have been undamaged unusable. 

Phil