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11 September 2017
Awesome! Did you know it can also handle solar?
I hooked up a solar hobby panel to the ground and positive test pads on the underside of the board and if you get it solidly soldered, you can make a decent solar charger for your cells as well!
Lol, definitely not how it was intended to function though.
30 November 2017
Actually works.
Sometimes when buying parts like this you get some duds. This one actually turned out fine. :) so far so good. No complaints.
11 September 2017
Works great! But keep in mind...
Keep in mind that you should probably only draw 2 amps max out of the leads and that is peak draw not continuous. If you want to draw more mind the heat of the cells and solder 20 gauge wire leads. To the contacts closest to the terminals of the battery. This way you aren't drawing the amps through the contacts themselves. There is a little play with the spring on most 18650 cells you can get away with this.
I used them to make a very rudimantery and slackjobbed charge and discharge rig for my 48 volt 20 amp hour ebike battery.