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Specifying a current like 3C or 10C doesn't imply 3x or 10x the power delivery. You have to take into account the voltage sag under those conditions. I think you'll find that you only get 10C by shorting the cells, which tends to deliver roughly no power.
I should have known that! I have the piece of paper to prove I should know that too. I did wonder why my power numbers were so much higher than those you calculated in February. (BTW, I hadn't heard "Thévenin Equivalent" for perhaps 7 years before you brought it up).
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