Bateries for Vandy Vape Pulse X

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Hawise

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Is that a correct line of thinking?

Sounds right. Just for further information, if you're approaching the wattage limit it's usually better to switch to a higher CDR even if you have to sacrifice some capacity (mAh). For example, if you were vaping with that setup at 75 - 80 watts, the Samsung 25R at 2,500 mAh might actually last longer on a charge than the 30Q with 3,000 mAh. This is only an issue near the limits, so with MTL vaping at lower wattages you're right that the 30Q will last longer. I guess a good rule of thumb for battery issues is to leave yourself a generous margin of error.
 

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The way i vape? lol was that a dig? hahaha

What am i doing wrong? Is "the way i vape" frowned upon?

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Not a dig at all. There is a wide spectrum of how different people vape, and we have affectionately given labels to them. Some are mouth-to-lung, low wattage, higher ohm vapers. Some are direct to lung, high wattage, sub-ohm vapers. And all the others that fall someplace in between. There is no single way to vape that is considered "acceptable". Whatever works for you, more power to you.

Low wattage vapers are called Tootle Puffers, Part Three! (The Sequel of the Redux)

High wattage vapers are called Cloud Chasers.

Those somewhere in between are Mod Wompers.

Don't ask me where these names originated from, because I have no idea. :blink: Like, who came up with the name "squonkers" for bottom feed mods?

The way you vape (draw, coil resistance, wattage range) determines what mod, atomizer, and batteries you should choose, and vice versa.
 
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