You need to know in the interest of science and the other GG forum members.
Well, that's just a waste!!!
Battery compatibility chart for all GGs
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Yes that is possible Imeo...They might really turn out to be almost useless for the time being, should that be the case...But i need to know...For the Grant...
But they actually do not state that those batteries are 400 MaH. I just read it in one of the reviews, from a guy who tested them...And guess what...he was disappointed that those batteries are not 3V, but 3.7V, peaking at 4.2 V when freshly charged...So he threw them away
xaxaxaxaxa where are they to pick them up? He had to knew that we would smoke in 7.4 volts one day
xaxaxaxaxa where are they to pick them up? He had to knew that we would smoke in 7.4 volts one day
hahahahah right on love ----
I will race ya there !!!!!!!!8-o8-o
Any good alternatives for the 18650? I bought a bunch of them at DX, but they do not last long already after two weeks of usage. The first weeks they where fine, but already they lost their strength. I can use the AFS with these batties for a very very short time...In the beginning they lasted a day and a half, now: not even one hour.
That's quite unusual emonty - I've been using the same four since August and they are all still performing really well - and it's pretty much the main battery I use most of the time.
Which ones did you get from DX? Maybe it's a fault on those particular ones or the batch or something?
Which ones did you get from DX? Maybe it's a fault on those particular ones or the batch or something?
Me and Route both bought them at the same time. We both have the same problems:
DealExtreme: $7.60 UltraFire Protected 18650 3.7V 2400mAh Lithium Batteries (2-Pack Grey)
I see.
hmmmmm, My ones are the blue 2500 mAh ones and as I say, they've been working really well for me for several months.
I am stocking them in my shop also.......
hmmmmm, My ones are the blue 2500 mAh ones and as I say, they've been working really well for me for several months.
I am stocking them in my shop also.......
I see.
hmmmmm, My ones are the blue 2500 mAh ones and as I say, they've been working really well for me for several months.
I am stocking them in my shop also.......
Ok, I ordered 4, thank you, hope they will perform better with the AFS!
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I see.
hmmmmm, My ones are the blue 2500 mAh ones and as I say, they've been working really well for me for several months.
I am stocking them in my shop also.......
The same for me about these batteries ....!I have 6 batts 18650 at 2500 mAh (silver) and I am using only the 2 of them ..They are performing as new for the last 2 months
Great news guys!
The Grant is in my hand now, steaming at 7.2 Volts!
The CR2 batteries I talked about earlier are indeed protected 3.6Volts batteries!
One thing you should consider though:The wall adapter that connects the charger to the electric outlet, is a 110V input only!...Do not plug it into a 220V current without the use of a transformer, or you can just change it with another AC/DC 12 V adapter that takes 110-220Volts current.
Like this one here:
Universal AC/DC Adapter 300ma
Input : 220/120 volt 50/60 HZ
Output : switchable to 1.5, 3, 4.5, 6, 7.5, 9 or 12 volt DC
Negative - Positive polarity settings Built-in 6 different type input jacks
The Grant is in my hand now, steaming at 7.2 Volts!
The CR2 batteries I talked about earlier are indeed protected 3.6Volts batteries!
One thing you should consider though:The wall adapter that connects the charger to the electric outlet, is a 110V input only!...Do not plug it into a 220V current without the use of a transformer, or you can just change it with another AC/DC 12 V adapter that takes 110-220Volts current.
Like this one here:
Universal AC/DC Adapter 300ma
Input : 220/120 volt 50/60 HZ
Output : switchable to 1.5, 3, 4.5, 6, 7.5, 9 or 12 volt DC
Negative - Positive polarity settings Built-in 6 different type input jacks
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It's almost impossible to vape at 7.2 Volts with a 510 atty. Too harsh and the atty won't make it for long.
I was so happy to get my 3.6 Volts CR2s for my Grant in 6 days...Now I'll have to wait for 7V Imeoatties and a proper 901/801 adapter
I was so happy to get my 3.6 Volts CR2s for my Grant in 6 days...Now I'll have to wait for 7V Imeoatties and a proper 901/801 adapter
It's almost impossible to vape at 7.2 Volts with a 510 atty. Too harsh and the atty won't make it for long.
I was so happy to get my 3.6 Volts CR2s for my Grant in 6 days...Now I'll have to wait for 7V Imeoatties and a proper 901/801 adapter
801 adapters and cartomizer adapters wil be ready in a week Mist. 510 adapters are already in stock
Has anyone had a battery go through the wash machine? I just found one in my washing machine and don't know if I should try using it or not.... I plan to let it dry out completely first but I know there may be some damage to the electronic PCB.... anyone have this happen and know the results. Possibly save my face?
I am sure that its not the cost of the battery that makes you want to try it but because you are a curious craftsman!!!!!!!!!
I wouldnt use it vapn
I wouldnt use it vapn
the protected 10440 batties are for sale at DX
The difference with the unprotected one's"
they are 1.77inches wich is 1.77 inch = 44.95800 millimeters and these ones are 1.81 inch = 45.97400 millimeters wich is a difference of 1.01600 millimeters
Will they fit the Slim?
The difference with the unprotected one's"
they are 1.77inches wich is 1.77 inch = 44.95800 millimeters and these ones are 1.81 inch = 45.97400 millimeters wich is a difference of 1.01600 millimeters
Will they fit the Slim?
I don't think it is the length which is the problem with the protected ones, emonty, it's the width. The GG slim is VERY narrow.
Ok, in that case...hahaha another case, I will not buy them, thxs
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