Im running them in the Hex Ohm. Everybody to me to trust mooch so I found sony 30 amp batteries and theyre not 30 amp.There seems to be a disconnect or misunderstanding.
The vtc4 is a 23a CDR cell, this is Mooch's opinion based on his testing ---> Sony VTC4 2000mAh "use only in packs" 18650 Test Results...identical to other genuine VTC4's
They'll work just fine for your application as long as you don't exceed their 23a CDR and they are authentic.
Where you buy cells is very important, helps prevent receiving counterfeit name brand and or lesser quality re wrap cells.
Some places advertise the Sony VTC4 as 30 amp batteries. Mooch bench tested them and found they are only 23 amps, pushing them above 23 amps they got too hot. Always check Mooch's tests to find the true amp rating of batteries you are interested in. Don't always believe advertiser's specifications. There is a lot of misinformation on the internet, and many vendors will print anything to encourage you to buy from them.Everyone on here told me I was using cheap batteries that wud bolw up and wudnt fully pull my Hex ohm. So I ordered Sony 30amp vct4 2100mah from mooch. I did what everyone said and checked mooch. Did I order the right batteries? Mooch says they are 40amp 2100mah.
Im running them in the Hex Ohm. Everybody to me to trust mooch so I found sony 30 amp batteries and theyre not 30 amp.
That graph you supplied says up to 70 degrees C is safe for vaping. Mooch's 30 amp spec fits that safety standard.Mooch also said Aspire 26650 4300mah cells are 30A. Although Aspire says they are 20A continuous. So I tested them and I wouldn't run them passed 20A continuous.
I believe Mooch said he uses 100°C, but don't quote me on that. I know it is much higher than I find acceptable for vaping. If any battery reaches over 50°C, that is too hot IMHO.That graph you supplied says up to 70 degrees C is safe for vaping. Mooch's 30 amp spec fits that safety standard.
Sorry, I'll believe Mooch's results before I believe your personal opinions.
They were on moochs recommended list. Will they work good in the hex ohm?I believe Mooch said he uses 100°C, but don't quote me on that. I know it is much higher than I find acceptable for vaping. If any battery reaches over 50°C, that is too hot IMHO.
I wouldn't know, I never tested them.They were on moochs recommended list. Will they work good in the hex ohm?
Will the hex ohm exceed the 23 cdr?I wouldn't know, I never tested them.
Like I say I wouldn't know, I only tested a few and that was not one of them.Will the hex ohm exceed the 23 cdr?
Will the hex ohm exceed the 23 cdr?
I was running 20 amp batteries in the hex ohm with no problems. But everyone on here told me I needed 3p amp. The vape shop said 20 amp was perfectly safe. The guy uses them himself in the hex ohm.Like I say I wouldn't know, I only tested a few and that was not one of them.
I did so I went to mooch under recommended batteries. The sony 30 amp 2000mah was recommended by mooch so I purchased them.It is advertised as having a board rated to 30a.
I've owned & used two devices identical to yours, I wouldn't trust the crude protections to keep me safe.
It is a power device intended for advanced users only.
That means someone that already knows what is or isn't safe.
You can use it safely with no problem if you take the time to familiarize yourself with basic battery safety & selection and ohms law.
The problem with the batteries you were using was & is, no one on this planet can say with any certainty they are in fact 20a CDR cells.
They are rewrap falsely labeled actually unknown cells under the wrap.
You have several threads on very similar topics that have great deal of excellent information, links & advice. Might be helpful to review them.