IDK what kind of battery I have

[CxHxUxBxBxS]

I bought a KeCig K100 Empire clone on black friday and it came with 2 batteries. They don't have any company name but they say "ICR 18650 2200MAH 3.7V' I would like to able to identify these batteries so I can see the amperage on them. Will post pics if needed

 

[ECURiley]

google ohms law and you should be able to see it from there

 

[ECURiley]

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[ECURiley]

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[ECURiley]

well doesnt want me to post a link..... go to tasteyourjuice . com

 

[mackman]

In a mechanical mod you want to use IMR batteries not ICR. IMR's are a much safer chemistry. Check Here: http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...ttery-basics-mods-imr-protected-baditude.html
Baditude has other blogs with valuable knowledge regarding battery safety/

 

[CxHxUxBxBxS]

This is the battery that came with it. I am going to my local shop next week to pick up a Sony battery. I was trying to find out the amperage of the battery so I know what is safe to vape on. Running a single coil at .86 ohms. Don't know if I should hold off on vaping it or not to be on the safe side

 

[Switched]

Without the C rating of the battery I am afraid you are SOL.

C rating x mAh/1000= Amp

For a ball park figure use two: 2 x 2200 = 4400/1000 = 4.4A

@ 3.7V you would be drawing 4.37A with your sub Ohm coil

 

[Stosh]

The unlabeled batteries that come with kits are in general low quality, low amperage, not capable or safe for a .86 ohm coil. At best they are a great unknown factor.

"I am going to my local shop next week to pick up a Sony battery"

A Sony IMR hybrid battery is a great idea, you should get a good vape with reasonable battery life, and most important be safe...