mooch rates the 5 leg ijoy batteries at 30a/3000mah -
until the better batteries from the big 3 are easier to get it is what I am using in my pulse bf squonk box.
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until the better batteries from the big 3 are easier to get it is what I am using in my pulse bf squonk box.
Trying to get us back on the original commentary. I agree with the above comments.
My preference is for smaller lightweight mods to carry around that last all day on a single battery. I seriously doubt I'll ever get a battery device that uses a larger, heavier battery.
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IJoy doesn't manufacture these cells. They're essentially rewraps from another (chinese?) company.
Btw the most regarded 20700 is the Sanyo 20700A.
IJoy doesn't manufacture these cells. They're essentially rewraps from another (chinese?) company.
Btw the most regarded 20700 is the Sanyo 20700A.
Indeed, my primary reason for using mech mods when out and about is because they weigh less.
I know this, and I trust Mooch a great deal. My point was that I don't trust IJoy because of how unsafe a previous product was and Mooch also acknowledges that the product under the wrap could change - something I wouldn't put past a company willing to sell, and continue to sell, a product with 3 batteries in series that they surely know has serious problems with autofiring
EDIT: mimoshen, I didn't see your response until I posted. I'll check out the sanyo battery report haha
I know this, and I trust Mooch a great deal. My point was that I don't trust IJoy because of how unsafe a previous product was and Mooch also acknowledges that the product under the wrap could change - something I wouldn't put past a company willing to sell, and continue to sell, a product with 3 batteries in series that they surely know has serious problems with autofiring
EDIT: mimoshen, I didn't see your response until I posted. I'll check out the sanyo battery report haha
As someone who stepped away from vaping for a few years and came back, I don't think the average vaper realizes how fast this industry changes, Fueled by one upmanship by the companies and the vapers.
I glance over at my desk and there are some pitifully inadequate mods by today's standards. And they aren't really that old. I see one that runs off of 14500 batteries (That one is old actually.)
Just over 10 years ago we were at 3 ohms and it was up in the air if 510, 901 or other atomizers were going to be the standard.
Vape companies are in a perpetual watt war. Watts aren't generated by the mod but by the battery and there is only so many 18650s they can fit in a hand sized mod. The new DNA can run 400 watts. People saying change is a decade away need to realize just how far vaping has came in just one decade already. A little over a decade is basically the history of modern vaping.
I think we could see those new batteries being the norm faster than people think. Government interference notwithstanding...
I glance over at my desk and there are some pitifully inadequate mods by today's standards. And they aren't really that old. I see one that runs off of 14500 batteries (That one is old actually.)
Just over 10 years ago we were at 3 ohms and it was up in the air if 510, 901 or other atomizers were going to be the standard.
Vape companies are in a perpetual watt war. Watts aren't generated by the mod but by the battery and there is only so many 18650s they can fit in a hand sized mod. The new DNA can run 400 watts. People saying change is a decade away need to realize just how far vaping has came in just one decade already. A little over a decade is basically the history of modern vaping.
I think we could see those new batteries being the norm faster than people think. Government interference notwithstanding...
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With warm weather on the way I'm reminded how much I enjoy fairly small lightweight mods that can fit in a shirt pocket. Although there is currently a trend toward bigger heavier mods that can produce very high wattage, I suspect most people don't really want to carry those around all day. The earliest portable cell phones were in a ten pound bag while the early portable PC's were the size of a portable typewriter and were cool in their time, but who would use something that klunky today?
A battery the size of a 14500 or an 18350 that could give me 18650 power and life would be a game changer. A bit bigger, heavier battery with a bit more power seems like manufacturers trying to create a new "standard" to sell more equipment.
A battery the size of a 14500 or an 18350 that could give me 18650 power and life would be a game changer. A bit bigger, heavier battery with a bit more power seems like manufacturers trying to create a new "standard" to sell more equipment.
The big manufacturer are "fighting" on every A CDR and on every mAh in 18650 against eachother and you wish the same capacityand Power in 14500 and 18350 like at 18650? and I wish George Cloony will be the next president of the U.S.A
Considering the research advances in solid material cells, more compact and higher energy batteries are not that far away.
And if we look at the current Muppetshow that calls itself government, Clooney is a highly probable candidate. And an obvious improvement as well.
And if we look at the current Muppetshow that calls itself government, Clooney is a highly probable candidate. And an obvious improvement as well.
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