I don’t really have that much to spend. This is good enough of a deal for me.
Link?
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This one?
Seems he has a couple variants, one of them has a couple bad p groups, I think
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Yeah, that’s the guy. Seems like he’s just got the dregs leftover.
Found a local that I’m haggling with, might work me out slightly worse than from the US with shipping, but that’s okay.
That’s me, no more complaining about US deals evading me.
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I’m gonna buy one of these packs and see if he will ship to Australia, these cells will be perfect for me
Edit: wont ship to me, looks like Im buying new ones
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I just bought 120 new M1A’s from a guy in Richmond for $400 AUD.
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I want some of these cells… But a 3p of them is only 7.5 Ah 
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These cells aren’t going into a board, I just need a heap of them for higher voltages for testing. Having 50% capacity or whatever is fine
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Got a link?
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I put in an offer of $400 AUD for buying them in bulk. He accepted pretty quickly.
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Some kind of glue fixing the cells to the pcb, and nickel soldered though the pcb. Looks easy to pull apart. I only tested one unit, the cells are all 3.3-3.4v
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Cool thanks man!
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Just offered $200 on 5 packs, will see how I go
Just realised that making a 48S pack from these cells will be as simple as connecting the leads on 4 packs, super easy!
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Does he offer pickup? Much rather drive for an hour over the $75 delivery
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Yes he does, that’s what I’m doing, just change the shipping option to local pickup at Checkout.
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FWIW apparently these packs were made by Darfon Electronic Corp.
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What you lose in energy density, you gain in output and longevity.
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True true… We shall see!
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