Tesla invader 3
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Hello @Adrien_0101. Welcome to ECF!
I own two tesla invader III's (blue and black), and love them both.
I own two tesla invader III's (blue and black), and love them both.
Hi,
I have a silver Tesla Invader III it's a great mod for less than $40.00. It is as good my Hex Ohm V2. I have used it for about 6 months every day with no issues. I use a Sapor RDA that costs about $14.00. Great pair for less than $60.00. I remember paying $200.00 for ELA thought that was cheap.
I have a silver Tesla Invader III it's a great mod for less than $40.00. It is as good my Hex Ohm V2. I have used it for about 6 months every day with no issues. I use a Sapor RDA that costs about $14.00. Great pair for less than $60.00. I remember paying $200.00 for ELA thought that was cheap.
Im using VCT5. Though I'm still searching for a "better" option. Care to suggest?
Well, "better" depends on the power level you are going to use the batteries for.
If you know you aren't going to draw above 20 amps for example, you can go with
a battery that has more capacity. Capacity and amp limit are opposites when it comes
to battery design. The more you have of one, the less you have of the other.
Pick from this chart according to your needs:
If you know you aren't going to draw above 20 amps for example, you can go with
a battery that has more capacity. Capacity and amp limit are opposites when it comes
to battery design. The more you have of one, the less you have of the other.
Pick from this chart according to your needs:
Nice! I'm thinking of going 30A. Is it worth it? With the VCT5's, I'm still kinda searching for more clouds. Would you mind sharing your settings? Thanks!
I run it with the vtc5a, i don't push the envelope cloudwise and vape around 70-80 Watts. With my 0.25 ohms build i got the dial a little over the II mark, around 4,5 volt. I suppose i could get away with 30Qs.
If you want to cloudchase, i'd definitely pick some 30 amp batts.
And calculate with ohms law beforehand, what voltage you want to supply
to get the desired output
Ohm's law
I would never take that mod to its limits though. I wouldn't vape at more than 150w with a two battery mod.
If you want to cloudchase, i'd definitely pick some 30 amp batts.
And calculate with ohms law beforehand, what voltage you want to supply
to get the desired output
Ohm's law
I would never take that mod to its limits though. I wouldn't vape at more than 150w with a two battery mod.
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A local shop here said the VCT6 is 30A? Cant find anything on the web that says so...
Mooch's blog is the best ressource for vaping battery info, imho.
He does some serious testing to rate those batteries.
Mooch's blog | E-Cigarette Forum
So yeah... i'd go with Mooch's info and trust that it's a 19A cell
He does some serious testing to rate those batteries.
Mooch's blog | E-Cigarette Forum
So yeah... i'd go with Mooch's info and trust that it's a 19A cell
So...its between the VCT6 and 30Q I guess...when stamina is an issue. I do a lot of field work so this is a big thing for me.
30A's are a bit on the borderline imho, when safety is an issue. Thanks for the info!
30A's are a bit on the borderline imho, when safety is an issue. Thanks for the info!
BTW, I just noticed that when my Gemini RTA is attached to the Invader 3, it's leaning towards the one side, for about 2mm. Doesnt affect the ability. Kinda having Personal OC issues only. Also, I have to remove the atty when istalling the battery. Otherwise, I wouldnt be able to install it. Anybody having the same issues? Other than those its perfectly fine.
This is normal, the 510 spring is attached to the battery pin below it (IIRC). I always remove the atty before inserting or removing batterys.
Update: I ended up getting the choco bat (LG HG2). It's not as difficult as the VCT5's when installing. Even with the atty installed. 
If you remove the screws inside the device and remove the black plastic cover you will see that the battery spring loaded clip is connected to the negative wires, soldered,and the 510 is connected via a spring pressing onto the positive spring loaded battery clip. No big issues really,intending to purchase after some research .
Just ticked the box for a black Tesla Invader III. Be interested to see how it stacks up against the Noisy Cricket 2-25 in terms of comfort and build. I also have the Noisy Cricket 2-22. I do wish Wismec would make their minds up which way to mount the potentiometer. 2-25 is clockwise to increase voltage, but original models were the same as 2-22 ..........counter clockwise. Always have to think before I fire either of them up - annoying!
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