If I have a mod built for single 18650 can I add a parallel battery sled and run two 18650 in parallel without any problems? It would still be the same voltage correct?
Parallel 18650 question
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It's a regulated mod but I wanted to make a new door for the battery compartment to accept two 18650s in parallel. It already has all the protections for reverse and such. I just figured in parallel it's the same voltage. I know that new istick has two parallel and is able to also run on one so I figured I could do the same with my mod.
That's what I was thinking. I want to add a battery to my Evic mini VTC.
Dude just buy a rx200 it's the same joytech chip but with 3 18650s in parallel
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If I make a new battery door I can add one. Should t be too hard.
I know iStick 100W TC mod is a parallel mod, but what about the Cuboid? there's nothing about parallel on their page but it the mod display two batt. bars on the screen, does it means it's parallel? does it support installing one battery only?
Cuboid is series. I tested both mini and cuboid with the puff timer, same settings, same battery same build, 30 max watts. The endurance was the same. I wanted more endurance, not high watts, oops.
thanks for the info! so parallel mods are much more endurance?
In parallel, when the mod is firing, my understanding is half the amps are drawn from each battery.
If vapers are going to be responsible for choosing and using replacable batteries it's important to have a very good understanding of the math. If that's too much effort regulated mods with built in batteries are a better choice.
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