26650 reo

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UKPaul

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Hi Rob,

I know nothing about 26650 batteries but have you ever considered a 26650 Reo.

At first looking at the dimensions the battery is 8mm bigger diameter but may be feesable to fit by only increasing the Reo by 3mm (width and depth) although with very thin walls.

Only a passing thought but I would imagine you have plenty to take up your time currently with the sub - ohm kits so please let this thread die if you wish.
 

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Thinner walls while adding so much weight via battery is scary to me in terms of losing part of what REOs are so highly regarded for; toughness and duribility. If I am sitting at home or in the office, at a desk, for hours, I have batteries virtually at arms reach. If I'm out and about or doing grunge work I certainly want the compactness of a Grand (my preference is 18490 Mini), little extra weight, and I certainly NEED the existing THICK WALLS.

So I'd get one mainly to have one for collection and desk use.
 
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Thinner walls while adding so much weight via battery is scary to me in terms of losing part of what REOs are so highly regarded for; toughness and duribility. If I am sitting at home or in the office, at a desk, for hours, I have batteries virtually at arms reach. If I'm out and about or doing grunge work I certainly want the compactness of a Grand (my preference is 18490 Mini), little extra weight, and I certainly NEED the existing THICK WALLS.

So I'd get one mainly to have one for collection and desk use.
Does there have to be thiner walls? Thinking with the sub ohm set this will make the ultimate two coil sub ohm vaping machine. I would bring it everywhere with me :)
 
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