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6v is not the answer HIGH DRAIN CELLS is the answer!!
Good find, and about the same price as lighthound. I think they are worth the extra cost of the batteries so far. I have yet too see how long I get out of them tho. -
6v is not the answer HIGH DRAIN CELLS is the answer!!
I don't think the batteries would fit in that. The 14500 is a smaller width size battery. -
6v is not the answer HIGH DRAIN CELLS is the answer!!
Well with a dead spacer battery you could use the CR123 high drain for a lot of different ones. Of course the 18650 would be good for things like the SB, GGT, Chuck. The 16340 with the spacer would work in things like the Prodigy, Xhaler, and so on. AW IMR16340 550 mAh AW IMR16340 550 mAh IMR... -
6v is not the answer HIGH DRAIN CELLS is the answer!!
No, but they are supposed to be even safer than lifep04 batteries. You can stack these without even a PCB board. With Lifep04 batteries when you stack them you still have to put a PCB board on them. If you shorted these High Drain Cells out, the spring in the mod would melt away before anything... -
6v is not the answer HIGH DRAIN CELLS is the answer!!
AW IMR18650 1600mAh LiMN rechargeable lithium battery I just got a couple of these batteries in, and let me just say two 3v cells HAVE NOTHING on this battery. It kicks like a mad man, and vapor production is off the chart with it. After talking with CDDZ on Skype showing it off with a single... -
Batteries for 6v on the SB
Yes they should work, and people say they are a better battery. I think you need to order a magnetic spacer for them. As they are a flat top battery, but if you have a copper top inside the SB I don't think you need one. They are only about .20 cents so it's no big deal. That would be a good... -
DBSB: How do I get one?
If it makes anyone feel better we waited a quite awhile for the special request of a dual atty sb. Thanks again CDDZ for making it. This is a very cool product, and totally worth the wait for it to be posted on the site IMO. -
I have given up on high-voltage
I found out I had some weak ultra-fire 18650s. Out of four of them I have, everyone of them is just a little different at 3.7v. Two of them really kicking hard slightly to the others, and I love them on the 510/801 the most. I ordered some AW 14500 yesturday(never used any brand of 14500 yet)...- DaMulta
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- Forum: General Vaping Discussion
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I have given up on high-voltage
3.7 battery mod 30-40mins is what I say as how I use the device. I take 2 or 3 hits then sit it down for a little while. Not chain vapping, but more of doing something taking a few hits here/there.- DaMulta
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- Forum: General Vaping Discussion
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I have given up on high-voltage
I of all people LOVED high voltage, and still do love it too some effect. However I have now switched over too the 801(302)atomizer, and don't feel the need for high voltage anymore. At 3.7v I get High mah batteries that last all day With High-Voltage I had to switch out the batteries a few...- DaMulta
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- Forum: General Vaping Discussion
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5V...
Yes, there is a drop in the voltage when using 3v batteries. Not so much of a drop with the 18650 battery, but there is still a small drop. There is another spring that might be sold at altsmoke for more of a 6v vape. It's not as mellow as the spring that comes in the SB, BB, because it's more... -
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Batteries for 6v on the SB
Li-Ion Protected Batteries lighthound.com/ -
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Over 1/2 million cigs smoked. What about you?
I'm going to stick with 3 packs a day. At times I would smoke 4 packs a day. Which is easy IF you always have one lit up. 15 x 365 x 60 = 328,500- DaMulta
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- Forum: New Members: Introduce Yourself!
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Can links be included in reviews?
Most can be found at youtube on the top right hand side.- DaMulta
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- Forum: Requests for Opinions/Reviews