[Discharge Profiles (.csv for 2 & 3 18650 batteries (Sony VTC6 & Sammy 30Q)]

No problem, I just needed a simple answer.
I just wondered, how did the guy who made this csv profile for 2x30Qs, came with the number 17.81Wh instead of the 22.2Wh given by the EScribe calc.
That's all I wanted to know.. and should I go 2.9 with the soft cutoff instead of the default 3.09v.

Thanks for your reply.

[Discharge Profiles (.csv for 2 & 3 18650 batteries (Sony VTC6 & Sammy 30Q)]

sdmf74 said:

How are you guys coming up with 17.81wh for the samsung 30q's, Im getting 21.6wh

That's why I asked the admin, but I guess he ignored my post. I'm using his csv with 17.81Wh though.

[Discharge Profiles (.csv for 2 & 3 18650 batteries (Sony VTC6 & Sammy 30Q)]

ChunkyButt200 said:

..here is the CSV for 2 Samsung 30Q cells.

 Samsung_30Q_17.811Wh.csv (389 Bytes, 32 views)

the watt hours for these 2 cells are 17.811 (input that number for the "capacity" in EScribe)

Thanks for the csv file.
I've found a post on vapingunderground with different values for the watt hours, and since 30Q's and HG2's are almost identical, I think this counts for both?

In the mod section of Escribe there is a watt hour calculator. It should be set to 7.4v for battery pack voltage. You then set the mah of your batteries (HG2's are 3000mah). When you enter that, your watt hours should come out to 22.2 watt hours. This is basically so your battery meter will be accurate. If you find you still have bars left on your meter when getting the weak battery signal, just slightly lower your watt hours (I have my cell soft cutoff set to 3.09V so I won't get the full 22.2WH). Hope that helps.

Can you tell me which one is more accurate?
Thank you.