The HD4 cell was only released a couple days ago but if anybody has benchmark test results of the newest LG Chem champion battery (I think most of their numerous new batteries the likes of which we've never had access to before, are awesome and plan to own more different types)
LG HDC2 and LG HD4 18650 Comparison
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Okay nevermind. I found Mooches results and the HDC2 and HD4 are both great choices with the HDC2 having a longer life cycle.
I ordered three HDC2 cells for $16.50 plus shipping for all my reg. box mods and also ordered LG HB6 pink wrapped 32-rated according to mooch if my memory serves me correctly just to have the RX200S with 250W capability and the most powerful 18650s on the market not from a sketchy company even if they started better business practices, LG HB4s are the ones I use in every mod 99% of the time. When I am vaping anything besides the TFV8 Cloud Beast Subohm Tank I have the 2200mAH 25amp continuous discharge according to mooch. And he also wrote that my mustard HB4s are 1600mAH and hold their top end power for most of the battery's charge. The HB6 drops off early and has 1500mAH if even as much, though it's 32amps. So I suggest LG HDC2s and LG HB4s to cover all bases.
I have a question, that maybe sounds stupid, but I´ll try it and hope to get a serious answer - how do you really know, that if a manufacturer writes 250 Watt, the Box can really reach this energy?
I have an old test from Germany in mind, where all tested boxes were around 10% - 15% away from their maximal capabillity.
I have an old test from Germany in mind, where all tested boxes were around 10% - 15% away from their maximal capabillity.
The Smoktech TFV8 Cloud Beast subohm tank is able to vape coils at 250W without burning out coils. That's how.
However that is only one mod that I know can do 250W. most mods can't do the 200W they claim to pump out. Some are getting close and some can hit higher watts now. I don't know about the science but I've done it. Still, don't think a "200W" dual 18650 will definitely push 199W. Maybe some other people could answer the question I have as well as you. And not just one person, multiple scientist types of dudes and dudettes. I am a salesman professionally but nothing involving 18650 vaping. LOL
Checking the resistance of the coil accurately, then testing the actual voltage output of the device while firing at the highest wattage. Of course, you need to take the amp and voltage limits of the mod into account.
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Hi Ken, Thanks for your informative answer. I am using a VTC Mini at 15W maximum, therefore I was wondering if those boxes with 200 Watt, or even 250 Watt really are in a position to deliver?
Well my XTAR VC4 model charger charges 18650s to 4.2v max. I have all batteries over 20 amps by LG or will within the next couple of days. 9 each plus the few I already use. I only use 23amp-32amp mooch rated lol LG 18650s. I want 9 of almost all of them delivered before the FDA ruins it all.
Also the $55 Koopor Primus 3x18650 parallel 300W VW/TC box mod is flawless and simple to update on my windows pc. I doubt it will die until it's physically damaged accidentally or has had enough time on this earth LOL. 3 parallel cells means triple mAH among other great schtuff. I know Koopor and Smoktech made crappy mods in the past but the H-Priv isn't bad if you know about the one sketchy firmware issue to avoid and work around simply, though...but the mod is great and the best thing I ever did was buy the Koopor PRimus. Do it.
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