AW ICR 10440 350mAh question

[chuch]

Anyone know of a place where i can purchase AW ICR 10440 350mAh tried to get some at super T but they are out of stock looking for the best protected 10440 bat.

Any help would be apprciated.

 

[forcedfuel50]

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[chuch]

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Hi I can't reply to your msg but how are these ?

Batteries : Efest IMR 10440 350mAh

 

[forcedfuel50]

Haven't tried the Efest. Go with the AW ICR 10440 if you can. They load test better then the blue IMRs (and i'll bet those efests are based on the same cell as the blue IMR)

 

[gnc207]

I have the same question; where I can purchase AW ICR 10440 350mAh?

Or maybe I can use "joyetech eCab 360mAh ICR10440" in P+ 10440?

 

[forcedfuel50]

I have the same question; where I can purchase AW ICR 10440 350mAh?

Or maybe I can use "joyetech eCab 360mAh ICR10440" in P+ 10440?

When i ordered batteries last week, AW was out of ICR10440. As soon as they get more in, i'll pick some up.

 

[icucme2]

Any idea when u will stock up again David

 

[redmadder]

hey david... i got two aw icr but it's not as snug as the imr. there's a slight rattle with the icr. i know not all batteries are made equal but both icr have a rattle in my sister's new p+10 but the imr fits perfect. can you disclose the size of the O-ring inside? i was thinking of maybe finding a slightly thicker O-ring if they exist. thanks!

btw, after seeing the p+10 in person... i went ahead and ordered one for myself LOL. keep up the amazing work!

 

[forcedfuel50]

Hmm, you could try a #78 Oring, ten for two bucks at lowes or home depot, brand name Danco found in the plumbing section. Those would be .100 thick vs the .070 thick of the Oring that comes standard in there . Otherwise, the oring that comes in them is a # 6 which you can also find at the same place. Hope that helps!

 

[redmadder]

Hmm, you could try a #78 Oring, ten for two bucks at lowes or home depot, brand name Danco found in the plumbing section. Those would be .100 thick vs the .070 thick of the Oring that comes standard in there . Otherwise, the oring that comes in them is a # 6 which you can also find at the same place. Hope that helps!

thanks! i'll check those out later

 

[smiley7]

Hi David, any update on these batteries. I need a few also, but you show out of stock.

 

[forcedfuel50]

Aw is still out of stock as of last week and they have no firm ETA unfortunately. As soon as i know something i will let you know!

 

[Riverboat]

AW 10440's........please!

 

[snork]

Little boogers seem to be hard to find. If you find some (need to be ICR not IMR) let me know.

 

[Riverboat]

Little boogers seem to be hard to find. If you find some (need to be ICR not IMR) let me know.

I will, their very elusive......

 

[Riverboat]

Speaking of 10440's........ Is there a way to charge them with my Pila charger? Hmmm I might have to get another charger otherwise.... I do have a Trustfire TR-005 charger that I can place them in but it charges at 1.5 amps, I don't know if that is safe to use on such a small battery???

 

[North Shore]

Hi Riverboat.

I would use neither of those. I have a Pila and I remember reading that it does not support 10440's and the Tr-005 does not include those. Get this trusted model TR001 for the 10440's--http://www.amazon.com/Trustfire-Multifunctional-Universal-Lithium-Rechargeable/dp/B0057ZEH2U/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1374789221&sr=8-1&keywords=trustfire+tr-001

 

[Riverboat]

Thanks for the info North Shore...

 

[quendelyn]

Hi Riverboat,
Actually, with the 10440 batteries you want a charger with a max output mA of 250 and under, anything higher shortens the lifespan of these small batteries. Also the chance of thermal venting is a danger with a output of 500mA, which is what most of the multi battery chargers are rated at. Thus get one made specifically for them. Soshine makes one and also the Ultrafire WF-138b, which David carries. Not to expensive and worth it in the long run.

 

[pAth77]

Hi Riverboat,
Actually, with the 10440 batteries you want a charger with a max output mA of 250 and under, anything higher shortens the lifespan of these small batteries. Also the chance of thermal venting is a danger with a output of 500mA, which is what most of the multi battery chargers are rated at. Thus get one made specifically for them. Soshine makes one and also the Ultrafire WF-138b, which David carries. Not to expensive and worth it in the long run.

Xtar VP1 can also accommodate the 10440s and charge them at 0.25A. Last time I checked, David still had them in stock.