10440 on GGTS

[sob80sup81]

Hi all, i've got my GGTS, brand new 510 atties and 901 atties, one thing missing is the battery. Until now i'm still using my own laser pen mod with 10440 protected battery.

Since i haven't got any other battery besides the one i'm using i tried to fit 10449 (AAA) cos it's said that it can be used in GGTS, i doesn't fit nicely cos it's diameter is small but i thought i'd still give it a try, after assembling the whole thing i pushed the button and nothing happen, nothing burning on the atty after pushing it a while.

My question is, am i doing it wrongly or is it not suggested to use a 10440 battery? Been asking about which type would be recommended and what high drain batteries are but no reply so far so i decide to make a thread of my own

Thanks

 

[Sherrick]

Wish I could be of help, but I'm not familiar with that particular model. Thought I'd toss a post in here to bump your question up to the top of the front page in the hope that someone more knowledgeable will see it. That's the best I can do....

 

[imeothanasis]

Sob, 10440 works just fine with GGTS. It fits very good and there is no movement inside if you thread the telescope. If the battery dont work please check the battery and the atomizer and if they are ok then thread the telescope a little more so you can have the contact you want.

10440 is a battery that dont contact with all its negative pole the spring of the GG so you have to thread the telescope a little more

 

[sob80sup81]

Thanks Imeo for the guide and Sherrick for the bump-up

Tried it again just now and it works very well there's definitely a learning curve here, i wish to get batteries as soon as possible to experiment with the limitless GGTS capabilities

Don't seem to like the slight burnt taste though (is it because of the new 510 atty?)

So, anyone would be kind enough to explain to me what's high drain definition?

 

[vapn]

You problem with the 10440 was it was not contacting the center part of the TS. Inside is two points of contact that must meet in the middle with the battery connecting the two. If the small diameter of the battery is off to one side it will not touch the right part inside. You have to make sure it is centered in there.

The High Drain battery is just what the name mentions. They have less internal resistance so they allow more of the current to flow out faster. They are really good for low resistance atties like the i3. It will give you a warmer vapor and much more of it. I have a few and just ordered a few more as 3.7v is enjoyable again. I was on a CR2 kick for a while until these things hit the door.

 

[sob80sup81]

You problem with the 10440 was it was not contacting the center part of the TS. Inside is two points of contact that must meet in the middle with the battery connecting the two. If the small diameter of the battery is off to one side it will not touch the right part inside. You have to make sure it is centered in there.

The High Drain battery is just what the name mentions. They have less internal resistance so they allow more of the current to flow out faster. They are really good for low resistance atties like the i3. It will give you a warmer vapor and much more of it. I have a few and just ordered a few more as 3.7v is enjoyable again. I was on a CR2 kick for a while until these things hit the door.

I see, that's probably why when i googled high drain what came up mostly were car batteries

How can we find out abt battery resistance and are there high drain batteries from commonly known brands like trustfire or AW?

Btw, i've managed to get GGTS working with 10440, and unlike what i imagined before, with good threading there's not even slight movement from the battery inside, what a cool device

Thanks Vapn...!!!

 

[vapn]

They are called IMR batteries on the battery sites. I got mine here but not sure where you would get them in Indonesia. Light bulbs just went on and remembered that you could just go straight to the source..... Look here for all the info on them and get them from the manufacturer himself. AW....

 

[Sparklet]

Sob see this for battery options on the GGTS
http://www.ggcigs.com/downloads/GGCloud9_battery_choices.pdf

 

[sob80sup81]

They are called IMR batteries on the battery sites. I got mine here but not sure where you would get them in Indonesia. Light bulbs just went on and remembered that you could just go straight to the source..... Look here for all the info on them and get them from the manufacturer himself. AW....

Aaah... AW himself, i've contacted him to get some 18650 AW. Alrite then, now i get the idea.

Thanks

@Sparklet,

Yep... the first time i found out abt GGTS that's the first thread i opened and frankly battery type flexibility is the one factor that got my attention, thanks

 

[T-Hefner]

IMR cells are very nice....And they claim to be "safe" to use in series....witch is also a nice plus. I hope that AW expands a little and offers 3.0volt 123s and even 14440s ......I haven't seen anyone else make the IMR cells except AW.....maybe others will get in on it unless its a patent that AW has...

-TIm

 

[quasimod]

[...] Look here for all the info on them and get them from the manufacturer himself. AW....

The manufacturer is a guy in Wisconsin? I thought these were made in China?

 

[vapn]

Yea I wish I could find some in a 14500 for my Grant. Might have to break down and get the regular AW 14500 though. I just don't like dripping on anything less than 6v now. Seems pointless. Now for the AFS that is another deal all together. I am really digging the 18500 in my Trans with the i3 AFS setup. All day er there, no problem.

 

[vapn]

The manufacturer is a guy in Wisconsin? I thought these were made in China?

huuu.... I think this guy is in Hong Kong. where do you see Wisconsin?

 

[sob80sup81]

I think he's in Hong Kong Quasimod... that's one of the reason that it's much easier for me compares to buying from Lighthound or other US online sellers.

 

[quasimod]

huuu.... I think this guy is in Hong Kong. where do you see Wisconsin?

I think he's in Hong Kong Quasimod...

I followed that link, to a post made by "AW" on CPFMarketPlace's forum. Then I cut the end off the URL, and went straight to that sites' main portal. Then I clicked on the Dealer/Manufacturers link, and saw a sticky post about "AWR projects" (see, I'm pretty nosy sometimes). In that thread, there is a manufacturer with the handle "andrewwynn". Since I was just scanning and clicking, somehow I confused (or conflated) "AW" with "Andrewwynn". He's in Racine, WI according to the sidebar info.

All this to show how I arrived at that mistaken conclusion. My bad, sorry.

 

[vapn]

 

[Elendil]

Yeah I emailed that guy for the AW on CPFMarketplace 2 weeks ago about buying them. I've yet to hear back.

 

[imeothanasis]

Yeah I emailed that guy for the AW on CPFMarketplace 2 weeks ago about buying them. I've yet to hear back.

Thats a good service Elendil

I never buy anything from sites that dont answer to me in 1-2 days and if I see spelling mistakes in Greek sites

 

[sob80sup81]

Today is the first day i'm officially switching from my loyal laser mod to GGTS

Got myself 901 atty, 510 atty, RCR123A 3.0V and 18650 3.7V 2500maH battery, my first impression was WOW, GGTS really is a vapor generator. Using 18650 combined with 510 i get great TH, with 901 less TH but more flavor, my only concern is when i use 2 RCR123A, way too much burnt taste, probably cos i'm only using regular atty.

For now, i'm settled with 18650, 901, Tasty Vapor Liquid and the beloved GGTS. Sure thing this combination satisfies my need (or i'm just too easy to please )

Thanks so much everyone for your inputs during my early time getting to know GG and keep vaping...!!!

 

[imeothanasis]

Today is the first day i'm officially switching from my loyal laser mod to GGTS

Got myself 901 atty, 510 atty, RCR123A 3.0V and 18650 3.7V 2500maH battery, my first impression was WOW, GGTS really is a vapor generator. Using 18650 combined with 510 i get great TH, with 901 less TH but more flavor, my only concern is when i use 2 RCR123A, way too much burnt taste, probably cos i'm only using regular atty.

For now, i'm settled with 18650, 901, Tasty Vapor Liquid and the beloved GGTS. Sure thing this combination satisfies my need (or i'm just too easy to please )

Thanks so much everyone for your inputs during my early time getting to know GG and keep vaping...!!!

Very good sob my friend

But dont put 2xcr123A 3,7 volt each on a regular atty because you will burn it in 2 mins!