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Stupid 18650 question.

agravlin

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How do you guys say "18650"?

Do you say "eighteen six fifty", "one eight six five zero/oh", "eighteen thousand, six hundred and fifty", "one eighty six, fifty", "eighteen sixty-five aught"?

I know, it's trivial, but it would be nice to know how most of you answer when someone asks what kind of battery your laser uses.
 





18-650 or 1 8 6 5 0 (separated numbers)

But here that battery is called also "4/3 AF" size :p :D
 
In Spanish I say Dieciocho-Seis-Cincuenta, 18-6-50, and in english... well when i read numbers in other languages i say it in my mind in spanish so... haha
I say Diez-Cuatro-Cuarenta 10-4-40 and Catorce-quinientos 14-500
 
Is wrong but I tend to call it Eighteen Sixty Five Hundred

Of course that would actually read out 186500. I have no idea why I call it that
 
Crazy Jay said:
Is wrong but I tend to call it Eighteen Sixty Five Hundred

Of course that would actually read out 186500. I have no idea why I call it that
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I bet an 186500 battery must have some massive mAhs on it :crackup:
 
agravlin said:
How do you guys say "18650"?

Do you say "eighteen six fifty", "one eight six five zero/oh", "eighteen thousand, six hundred and fifty", "one eighty six, fifty", "eighteen sixty-five aught"?

I know, it's trivial, but it would be nice to know how most of you answer when someone asks what kind of battery your laser uses.
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18-6-5-0
eighteen six five zero

or, in portuguese (Brazillian): "Dezoito seis cinco zero" or "Dezoito meia cinco zero"

I work mostly with lab builds.:cryyy::cryyy::cryyy: would love to see some 10w lasers beam the sky.
 
Hmm, that's an interesting question... I don't think I've ever actually "said" it. I've read it, written it, and searched for it, but never actually said it as a number or name.
 
"Eighteen six-fifty" here.

And "Ten four-forty", "C R one-two-three", "Triple-A"', "Double-A", "C" and "D" :-]
 
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