I've been using this battery to vape at 15-25 watt maximum is it safe to use it or not?
can i use this battery
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Do you know which brand it is? I didn't even know 5000mAh 18650s were available.
Skipping to 1:58, the chart shown suggests that higher valued mahs are ideal for low watts, and lower mahs are better for higher watts. It also suggests that lower amps are better for low wattage usage. Like everyone, I would recommend a good brand such as LG, Samsung, Sony, etc. And there is no official battery which are more than 30amps.
Skipping to 1:58, the chart shown suggests that higher valued mahs are ideal for low watts, and lower mahs are better for higher watts. It also suggests that lower amps are better for low wattage usage. Like everyone, I would recommend a good brand such as LG, Samsung, Sony, etc. And there is no official battery which are more than 30amps.
I would NOT.
What device are you using?
Where did you source the battery?
What resistance are you using?
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What device are you using?
Where did you source the battery?
What resistance are you using?
Cheers
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Subox Mini? I have one. You don't need 5000mahs for that. As I said, I didn't even know they were around.
The Samsung 25R (2500mAh) and Sony VTC5 (2600mAh) were recommended to me. I have the VTC5.
The Samsung 25R (2500mAh) and Sony VTC5 (2600mAh) were recommended to me. I have the VTC5.
Can you post the link of the site where you purchased it from? Better yet just post the link of the actual product.
I don't think that would be breaking the rules in this case. I apologise in advance if it may..
I don't think that would be breaking the rules in this case. I apologise in advance if it may..
What's the max CDR on that battery? Can you answer that? If you can't, then no! it's not safe to use.
This is the third thread I've seen from you on this topic and you've been given great advice. I suggest you heed the warnings and quit using a battery that was never designed to be used in a high-powered application such as vaping. It's an accident waiting to happen. Don't press your luck kid.
This is the third thread I've seen from you on this topic and you've been given great advice. I suggest you heed the warnings and quit using a battery that was never designed to be used in a high-powered application such as vaping. It's an accident waiting to happen. Don't press your luck kid.
Where do you live? We may be able to help you find an online vendor who can ship to you.
No, it not safe to use.
Like many others have said on all three of your threads, the subox mini needs a 20a CDR battery.
There are no 18650's with a 20a CDR that have more than 3000mah.
Why three threads on the same battery?
Are you going to keep asking until someone says what you want to hear?
Like many others have said on all three of your threads, the subox mini needs a 20a CDR battery.
There are no 18650's with a 20a CDR that have more than 3000mah.
Why three threads on the same battery?
Are you going to keep asking until someone says what you want to hear?
You seriously started another thread about whether or not this battery is safe to use?!? You've already been told several times that that is not the proper battery! Buy a proper battery!
LG HG2 $6.99 3000mAh High Drain IMR Battery INR18650HG2
For less than 80 watts, this is a great battery.
For less than 80 watts, this is a great battery.
Wrong!! That is NOT an INR battery. It clearly says on the wrap it is a Li-Ion (ICR) battery. Wrong chemistry for any type of mod...period.
There are no IMR/INR batteries on the market with more than 3000 mAh. Further proof that it is an ICR battery.
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