Battery questions

The svd doesn't need protected batteries. You should get AW. IMR 18650's 2000mah would b my choice.

This is my setup on my svd

 

The protection is built into the device.

 

If u will look in your instructions that came with your SVD you will also see in order to get the full range of voltage/ wattage u will have to use 2 18350's stacked! I don't like doing that but I did contact inokkin and they claim it is safe.

 

1600 or 2000 will vape the same just last longer per charge on the 2000's

 

You are a supplier and should not be posting in the forum, which is forbidden by ECF rules.

Not only that, you are obviously ignorant of the types of batteries that the OP needs. You don't suggest an eGo battery for a APV, they require replaceable rechargeable batteries.

 

A short Cliff Notes lesson in mod battery education:

There are three types of batteries that can be used in mods: IMR, Protected Li Ion, and Hybrid.

IMR is a safe-chemistry and high drain battery. The chemicals used in these are safer than Li Ion, which to be used in a mod require built-in protective circuits. Hybrid batteries are a new type of battery which combine the best qualities of IMR and protected Li Ion.

IMRs are the preferred class of battery to be used in most applications. Your SVD is a regulated (variable) mod, so it requires the high drain ability of the IMR.

"MAh" is a somewhat dubious rating for batteries nowaday, but it can provide a rough estimation of how long a battery should last in use between charges. The more mAh a battery has the longer it should last during use. Be aware that some battery manufacturers inflate the mAh ratings of their batteries to increase sales.

Below are the IMR or hybrid batteries I recommend for your SVD:

AW IMR
18650 2000mah 10A

Panasonic ​or Orbtronic hybrid
NCR18650PD (high drain-high capacity) 2900mAh 10A
CGR18650CH (IMR/Li Ion hybrid) 2250mAh 10A

Sony IMR
us18650v3 IMR 2250mAh 10A

Efest IMR
18650 2000mah 10A

* AW IMR
18490 (1100mah) 8.8A

*AW IMR
18350 ​(700mah) 6A​

Battery Basics for Mods: IMR or Protected?

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/ecf-library/129569-rechargeable-batteries.html

 

Thank you. Do I know you?

 

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Batteries : Efest IMR 18650 Flat Top

 

I have a new Twisp Clearo with the 650 MaH automatic battery. I have RTFM and can't find any way to tell when the battery is fully charged. When the battery is put on charge it flashes, and the charger has an indicator light on it; but there is no way to tell when the charging process is complete. Am I missing something?

 

The indicator light should either change colors (i.e., from red to green) or go off when the battery is no longer charging.

FWIW, the Twisp system (available only in South Africa, as I recall) has received very poor reviews from ECF SA members. You might consider an upgrade to a more reliable Ego-type system.

 

And here I thought that was just a "typo" for Twist.

 

The higher the mAh, the longer your battery life between charges.