Battery identification?

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Ken62

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This is a 510 battery with a manual switch labeled atmos (and there is another labeled White Rhino, exactly the same). They are 650 mAh

What can I mix and match with?


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That is an Ego battery, which has both a 510 inner connection and an Ego outer connection. It happens to be the most popular connection and to be compatible with more juice delivery systems than anything else out there.

With the 510 connection, you can use it with any 510 or 306 and with any 510-connection clearos like CE2's, CE3's, and the Vivi Nova. With the Ego connection, you can use it with CE4's, CE5's, Kanger T2's and T3's, eGo-T's and eGo-C's. And the list goes on and on and on.
 

supertrunker

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Just about anything i reckon! and 510 connectors are all i use on my devices. As an aside - i bought a good friend an Ego - with the same set up and he has never looked back. It's a good choice for sure!

As an aside - how DO you compress pictures enough to be able to post them here? I think i have tried everything and still they are too big :/

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Just about anything i reckon! and 510 connectors are all i use on my devices. As an aside - i bought a good friend an Ego - with the same set up and he has never looked back. It's a good choice for sure!

As an aside - how DO you compress pictures enough to be able to post them here? I think i have tried everything and still they are too big :/

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the max size of a jpg to attach to a post is 19.5 KB and 650x650 resolution
there are many sites on the web that you can resize and crop pictures online...just google for "free image resizer" and you get results like picresize.com
what i do is use a program called gimp (GIMP - The GNU Image Manipulation Program) which is a free photoshop alternative to resize photos. just open your photo and go to image and scale image and put in your desired X and Y (if the 'chain' is together when you change the X and click out it will change the Y to keep the aspect ratio). then you just play with it to get the size and resolution you want.
 

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the max size of a jpg to attach to a post is 19.5 KB and 650x650 resolution
there are many sites on the web that you can resize and crop pictures online...just google for "free image resizer" and you get results like picresize.com
what i do is use a program called gimp (GIMP - The GNU Image Manipulation Program) which is a free photoshop alternative to resize photos. just open your photo and go to image and scale image and put in your desired X and Y (if the 'chain' is together when you change the X and click out it will change the Y to keep the aspect ratio). then you just play with it to get the size and resolution you want.

Thank you - much appreciated.

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