Better performance with a 18650 vs 18350 in an iTazte SVD

[Keeferes]

Just wondered if anyone has noticed any difference between using 18650's or 18350's in an iTazte SVD? I use Efest brand, both sizes. I know actual battery life is shorter with the 350's, and I don't care about that. I always have a spare charged and ready to go. Same with the 650's. They never leave the house either. I use an iTazte VTR for out and about. I have watched the tech specs in PBusardo's vid as well, but I was just looking for input from some daily hands on users. I'm trying to decide on which device I want to dedicate to 18350 mode, and it's either the SVD, or my Vamo V5. I prefer the look of the SVD in 18350 mode, but I don't want to short myself on performance, because it has become my "go to" PV. I use a nautilus, a Davide with PT coils, PT2, and an iClear30S as my toppers. I will be getting into cartos/carto tanks soon, if that makes a difference.

 

[KenD]

I haven't noticed any performance differences between 18350s and 18650s, and logically there really shouldn't be any

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[State O' Flux]

I prefer the look of the SVD in 18350 mode, but I don't want to short myself on performance, because it has become my "go to" PV. I use a Nautilus, a Davide with PT coils, PT2, and an iClear30S as my toppers. I will be getting into cartos/carto tanks soon, if that makes a difference.

None at all.

As the SVD is restricted to a maximum current of 5 amps, Ken is on track... in that it makes no difference, as either battery will meet the SVDs requirements, other than the differing mAh capabilities.

 

[Keeferes]

Pretty much what I had figured, but the tech video had me curios. I refuse to stack myself, as I have no need for that performance configuration, but while scouring the net, couldn't get a definite answer between single configurations. Thanks for the confirmation.