Battery Choices and advice for the OmeGa 1.1

[Steinberg]

Hi guys,

I've just upgraded from the minis to the OmeGa, after getting more and more into vaping it was time. I have a battery question. So here it is:

Some people say they love vaping the 18650 battery with a LR atty and other enjoy to run the dual AW IMR batteries with a HR atty. I am new to the mod vaping and little confused what batters are best.


The guys from altsmoke send me the 18650 XSL 2600mAh Battery (Protected). I saw that there is also a more expensive version out there. How good it the AW 18650 - 3100mAh Protected Battery. Does it matter what atomizer I have to use? LR, SR or HR?



Last, how about these smaller once stacked running on 6v?:


AW IMR 18350 700mAh LiMN Rechargeable Lithium Battery


Thanks for your help!

Dave

 

[whitepony]

you will be fine with the 2600 i use aw 2200 mahs and they lat me all day

 

[mooreted]

I have Ultrafire 18650 2600mah batteries. I ran one for 31 hours before charging once.


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[Steinberg]

Thanks for the fast reply
so there is no need to have the 2 batteries as well?

 

[mooreted]

Well, you should always have a backup. What will you do while one battery is charging for 6 hours? Or one of them dies?

If you mean stacking: only if you want to try 6v vaping. Then you would need two CR123 batteries.

 

[Shep]

Well, you should always have a backup. What will you do while one battery is charging for 6 hours? Or one of them dies?

If you mean stacking: only if you want to try 6v vaping. Then you would need two CR123 batteries.

I don't think 2 of the 18350 batteries will fit and you need to look at the voltage on the batteries too. I have 6 of the 18650 batteries in rotation for my Silver Bullet.

 

[Steinberg]

I don't think 2 of the 18350 batteries will fit and you need to look at the voltage on the batteries too. I have 6 of the 18650 batteries in rotation for my Silver Bullet.

You are right, I was more asking on my first post what AMP to get if choosing the one battery way. I saw some videos from GrimGreen where he used two smaller 3V batteries to tape at 6V. I was not clear on the Voltage and how the experience is for fellow users.

 

[mooreted]

The CR123 batteries are the smaller ones you can stack for 6v vaping. I have not tried it yet, but I'm going to here pretty soon.

 

[Steinberg]

Thanks everyone for you feedback, so to summon this up. These should be ok to use if I like 6v, charger ok?

Tenergy 30202 - 4 Pack RCR123A 3V 900mAh Rechargeable Li-Ion Battery with Smart Charger

Thanks so much.
Dave

 

[mooreted]

From what I understand, you want to use a safer chemical battery: LIFEP04. This will help prevent catastrophic venting caused buy over loading.

 

[mooreted]

Here's one: Tenergy 2 RCR123A 3.0V 750mAh Rechargeable LiFePO4 Li-Ion Batteries Kit with AC/DC Smart Charger Tenergy 30203

 

[Steinberg]

From what I understand, you want to use a safer chemical battery: LIFEP04. This will help prevent catastrophic venting caused buy over loading.

So much to learn, thank your for your wisdom and patience Have a nice sunday!

 

[mooreted]

You're welcome. Happy vaping.