Batteries for chi you clone

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marshbunny

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I'm sure other will give you some great advise on this but my experience is that several batteries will work well. However I have a problem with miss firing with Panasonic CGR18650CH in my chi-you clone. No problems with the Panasonic NCR18650PD. The CH batteries bottom is fully exposed. And like others will tell you do not buy any battery with FIRE on it.
 
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cramptholomew

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Since the bottom of the CH is exposed, it won't work with the chi-you clone. At least not the kind I have. The button housing is all metal. Better to use AW IMR, Sony 30 amp, Samsung 20r, r the Panasonic NCR18650PF or PD. Do not use protected batteries. Rtdvapor.com has the AW and Panasonic batteries. Illuminationsupply.com has the Sony , Samsung, and Panasonic batteries. Again, say no to protected batteries. Only high drain IMR or IMR hybrids.
 

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I'm still new to this still so I'm kind of confused -.- sorry guys help a chick out !!! Lol. But I think I'm running on a .8 ohms

:facepalm: You "think" you are running 0.8 ohms? Why is it a think and not know? This is critical information and not child's play. It's not as easy as plopping any battery into a mechanical mod and thinking you'll be safe. Sub ohm coils must be matched with the proper "high drain" battery.

Unless you are using a digital multimeter to routinely check you coil resistance, know how to use the Ohm's Law Calculator, and have the right batteries with the necessary Amps to fire a sub ohm coil, you have no business doing sub ohms RBA's.

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