200 watt mod questions

[Anthonyb225]

Hi! I had a few questions, I'm looking to get a new mod. I currently use a Atlantis 2 with the .15 ni triton could. I was looking into the joyetech cuboid 150w (200w with new firmware update.)

I was wondering if anyone would suggest I invest in a different mod and as well as could I use 2 of the Efest Purple IMR 18650 35A 3000mAh 3.7v batteries? Is it okay that the amps are at 35 in those batteries? I read for that battery it should be over 20amps but can it be too high? And what are amps for in vaping?

Thank you for looking at my post!

 

[Sovereign_Vaper]

All I can say is I love my Snow Wolf and the pulsing 200 watts is pretty nice I use the efest batteries in it and my VTC4's. And when I change my coil to a different wire it detects it and changes it to the proper mode.

 

[edyle]

look at the ijoy asolo.

and i wouldn't trust the efests over 20 amps;

ballpark assume you can get max 50, average 25 watts per battery.

 

[inspects]

Hi! I had a few questions, I'm looking to get a new mod. I currently use a Atlantis 2 with the .15 ni triton could. I was looking into the joyetech cuboid 150w (200w with new firmware update.)

I was wondering if anyone would suggest I invest in a different mod and as well as could I use 2 of the Efest Purple IMR 18650 35A 3000mAh 3.7v batteries? Is it okay that the amps are at 35 in those batteries? I read for that battery it should be over 20amps but can it be too high? And what are amps for in vaping?

Thank you for looking at my post!

There is no such battery being 35 amp 18650 battery. Much less, Efest are rewrapped batteries, they do not manufacture their own batteries. Use the search function at the top right side of the forum and type in 'Mooch". He has tested all 18650 batteries, and the Efest is not a good battery, especially with over inflated ratings.

 

[Douggro]

There is no such battery being 35 amp 18650 battery. Much less, Efest are rewrapped batteries, they do not manufacture their own batteries. Use the search function at the top right side of the forum and type in 'Mooch". He has tested all 18650 batteries, and the Efest is not a good battery, especially with over inflated ratings.

@Mooch rated the Efest Purple with a "15+" CDR on his tests and a usable 20A rating. Under 80W on a dual-battery mod, it's relatively safe. But again, with Efest re-wraps there's a large question of consistency in the product.

Hi! I had a few questions, I'm looking to get a new mod. I currently use a Atlantis 2 with the .15 ni triton could. I was looking into the joyetech cuboid 150w (200w with new firmware update.)

The Cuboid is a decent mod - I'm liking mine, usually running in the 50W range, no major issues. There are other good dual-batt mods out there - Snow Wolf, Asolo, Fuchai, et al - so it's really a matter of the function set offered and the ergonomics of the design that are going to matter to you.

 

[Anthonyb225]

alright well thank yall for all the reply's. im looking into getting a set of vtc4 batteries. is liionwholesale.com a good site to purchase from? ive noticed they are selling them for 6.99 each. i will probably end up going with the cuboid or fuchai 200w.

 

[Baditude]

could I use 2 of the Efest Purple IMR 18650 35A 3000mAh 3.7v batteries? Is it okay that the amps are at 35 in those batteries? I read for that battery it should be over 20amps but can it be too high? And what are amps for in vaping?

There are no batteries currently on the market with more than 30 amps; in fact most have 20 amps or less. Efest is notorious for over-rating their battery specs.

There are no 18650 batteries with a genuine rating over 30A!
Battery pulse ratings are useless! | E-Cigarette Forum
Purple Efest Batteries Not As Advertised​

Guide to Battery Specification Terms:
Batteries can generally be broken down by two major characteristics: capacity (mah rating) and amps (current handling). When choosing which battery to buy you must pick which characteristic is your priority for the application that you will use it. You can't have both the highest mah and highest amps in one battery. This is due to the limits of current battery chemistry & technology.

Amp Rating - or "continuous discharge rate" (CDR), is the maximum electrical current at which the battery can be discharged continuously before the battery will fail. This specification is set by the manufacturer, and is a standard measurement in the industry. This spec determines the power or electrical current the battery can provide. The "pulse or burst discharge rate" is not a standard measurement and varies from one manufacturer/vendor to another, making comparisons from one company to another impossible, and therefore should never be relied upon.

Capacity or mAh Rating - an approximation for how long a battery charge should last from 100% charge to when the battery will cut off. Roughly, 100 mAh = 1 hour usage with low drain applications like a flashlight.

The "best battery" is not always the one with the largest mAh rating. In most vaping applications a higher amp rating (CDR or continuous discharge rate) determines the better battery.

Battery Basics for Mods: The Definative Battery Guide for Vaping​

vtc4 batteries. is liionwholesale.com a good site to purchase from?

Yes it is, as well as these sites:

RTD Vapor
Illumn
IMR Batteries
Orbtronics
​

The Sony VTC4 batteries are an excellent choice for high wattage regulated mods.

 

[Anthonyb225]

at the moment im crossed between a
Wismec Reuleaux RX200 and a joyetech cuboid. suggestions between the 2?

 

[Sovereign_Vaper]

There are no batteries currently on the market with more than 30 amps; in fact most have 20 amps or less. Efest is notorious for over-rating their battery specs.

There are no 18650 batteries with a genuine rating over 30A!
Battery pulse ratings are useless! | E-Cigarette Forum
Purple Efest Batteries Not As Advertised​

Guide to Battery Specification Terms:
Batteries can generally be broken down by two major characteristics: capacity (mah rating) and amps (current handling). When choosing which battery to buy you must pick which characteristic is your priority for the application that you will use it. You can't have both the highest mah and highest amps in one battery. This is due to the limits of current battery chemistry & technology.

Amp Rating - or "continuous discharge rate" (CDR), is the maximum electrical current at which the battery can be discharged continuously before the battery will fail. This specification is set by the manufacturer, and is a standard measurement in the industry. This spec determines the power or electrical current the battery can provide. The "pulse or burst discharge rate" is not a standard measurement and varies from one manufacturer/vendor to another, making comparisons from one company to another impossible, and therefore should never be relied upon.

Capacity or mAh Rating - an approximation for how long a battery charge should last from 100% charge to when the battery will cut off. Roughly, 100 mAh = 1 hour usage with low drain applications like a flashlight.

The "best battery" is not always the one with the largest mAh rating. In most vaping applications a higher amp rating (CDR or continuous discharge rate) determines the better battery.

Battery Basics for Mods: The Definative Battery Guide for Vaping​

Yes it is, as well as these sites:

RTD Vapor
Illumn
IMR Batteries
Orbtronics
​

The Sony VTC4 batteries are an excellent choice for high wattage regulated mods.

I have a set of Vamped batteries that are 40amp unless they're overrated.

 

[Sovereign_Vaper]

Never mind just read the link.

 

[Ryedan]

I have a set of Vamped batteries that are 40amp unless they're overrated.

Mooch tested that battery and rated it at 20A at 1800 mAh. Here are his test results.

There are only a few batteries that do well at 30A and none go over that. Anything over 30A is just marketing hype from companies that re-brand batts.