6V question

[BlueWater]

Too many new toys to play with...LOL

Are AW LiFePO4 500mAh 3.2V the right batteries to stack for 6V vaping? They completely compress the spring. Even with the spring completely compressed, they are still difficult to get in and out.

OK, impressions...3.2 atty's at 6v, so far I don't see the point

2.5 atty's at 6V...aw, holy vaping beast, Batman!! Wow, what an incredible hit!! Serious vaping coma dead ahead...LOL

 

[tmcase]

The 3.0 batteries are a little shorter and don't compress the spring as much. Tenergy has RCR123a 3.0 batts that I use when stacking and don't compress the spring.

 

[bowhunterr2001]

I also use the green band Tenergy RCR123a at 750mah for 6 volt vaping..

I get them for here Tenergy 30200 LiFePO4 RCR123A 3.0V (3.2V) 750mAh Rechargeable Battery

 

[DDD]

I do the same-i do have aw lifepo 3.2, and I know their reputation, but feel the tenergy lifepos do just as nice of a job and last longer. They are substantially cheaper as well, and can be bought with the charger.

As far as compressing the spring-since its the only way I've ever used the grand-i have nothing to compare it to. Works fine for me. Easy to remove batteries just by putting a fingernail in b/w the two batteries and popping them right out.

Give the 3.7 aw 16340s a try-7.4 volt is rockin. Works very well with sinlge coil 4.5 ohm, or with 3.0 dual coil cartos.