Can we get definitive Xhaler battery info pretty PLEASE with sugar on top??

[laurel099]

You'd think I'd have had this covered before the debut but I find myself still confused about the batteries. I am SURE I am not alone

I would like to be sure that I am ordering the correct batteries for extras here... I'm hoping Drew or someone who has inside knowledge will let us know FOR SURE we're ordering the right size/etc.

Is this correct for the 5 volt option???

2 RCR123A 3.0V 750mAh Rechargeable LiFePO4 Li-Ion batteries with AC/DC Smart Charger
2 RCR123A 3.0V 750mAh Rechargeable LiFePO4 Li-Ion Batteries with AC/DC Smart Charger

Am I correct that my CR123 3.7's are not right for this unit??

I see the 3.7's come in different sizes... Oh the confusion!!

I scared I'm going to order the wrong damn batteries

Thanks in advance for any help

 

[doots]

this would be very helpful to have more definative info.

 

[NickJuice]

I'm sure Alot of people want a definative answer...Please drew if you could step in and let us know Exactly what batteries to use for what configuration

From what i've READ..It depends on the Voltage...for 3.7v vaping...you need 1 (3.7volt)rcr123a and a spacer, for 5v vaping you need 2 (3.0Volt) RCR123a's and the plastic disk, for 6v vaping you need 2 (3.0volt) RCR123a's and for 7.4v vaping 2 (3.7volt) RCR123a

i'd like to know what voltage is obtainable with 2 (3.7v) RCR123a's and the plastic disk

 

[hittman]

Yeah, me too. I am somewhat familiar with different types of batteries from building my own mods but I would like to hear from Drew to make sure before I order extra batteries and a backup charger. Maybe Drew will offer these on the website eventually.

 

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Yes I think NickJuice is correct


for 3.7v vaping...you need 1 (3.7volt)rcr123a and a spacer, for 5v vaping you need 2 (3.0Volt) RCR123a's and the plastic disk, for 6v vaping you need 2 (3.0volt) RCR123a's and for 7.4v vaping 2 (3.7volt) RCR123a

2 (3.7v) RCR123a's will give you the 7V option - I only use this when Im doing a dry burn on my attys .... unless you have a HV atty you will burn attys out fast vaping at this high a V and it is harsh even with the HV juice although who knows some may like it

 

[alexprobb]

That would be me

 

[Scottes]

From what i've READ..It depends on the Voltage...

Yes I think NickJuice is correct

These are the same conclusions I reached, too.


Now for Drew to confirm that all of us reely smaht peepul are correct or not.

 

[Synthnadz]

The 3.0 volt rcr123a batteries for 5 volt and 6 volt vaping are confirmed. The only thing we're not sure about is which battery we need for running it at 3.7 and 7 volts...

My main point of curiosity is how the pseudo-resistor will work in actuality. I can't wait to measure it with a multimeter to verify where around 5 volts it actually operates. I'll be comparing it with my Prodigy as soon as it lands. ;-)

 

[Scottes]

The only thing we're not sure about is which battery we need for running it at 3.7 and 7 volts...

Given the size, they kinda have to be 16340s/RCR123As at 3.7v - it's the only one that comes close to the size of the 3v RCR123As.

My main point of curiosity is how the pseudo-resistor will work in actuality. I can't wait to measure it with a multimeter to verify where around 5 volts it actually operates. I'll be comparing it with my Prodigy as soon as it lands. ;-)

Don't forget to test under load.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...-device-under-load-prodigy-other-devices.html

 

[Synthnadz]

I'm banking on the 16340 rcr's as well, Scottes. When I was speaking to Drew last night on the phone, I asked him "so, the 3.7 volt batteries are what - 16340's?". His reply was something like, "****, I don't even know!".

That being said, I'd put money on the 16340 being the one. I'm just holding off on claiming it with any certainty until someone verifies for us. =]

 

[Trox.Shawn]

I am hoping the 3.7v option is ran with 16340's because I ordered 2 spares. I wouldn't see any other battery working really though if a spacer is needed. The 14500 batteries are longer and slimmer than the rcr123a, and the 18650 is longer/fatter than two rcr123a batteries.

 

[hittman]

I read somewhere that the first two numbers of these batteries are the diameter and the next two are the length. This is left to right and measured in millimeters.

 

[Scottes]

That is correct. 16340 is approx 16mm diameter, approx 34mm length.

 

[needvapor]

Big Bump for Drew.. I know he must be crazy filling orders but hopefully he can get on here tonight!

 

[geeker]

Will the plastic disc for 5V be included? I only got the base kit: I have my own batts.

 

[laurel099]

We're all circling with the same questions...

 

[JeannieB360]

And what's this 'spacer' required for 3.7v? Where would I get it, and what is it called so I can actually order it? I ordered a 'basic' kit, and I have 3v RCR123A's and 16340's for my Chuck and Little Chuck (as well as the 18650's that WON'T work with the Xhaler).

 

[SharpandPointy]

Battery configurations are listed in the manual.

http://www.shop.nhaler.com/media/XHaler_Manual.pdf

 

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7 volts... 2X 16340 I think so

 

[JeannieB360]

Battery configurations are listed in the manual.

http://www.shop.nhaler.com/media/XHaler_Manual.pdf

Yes, but it only says '3.7v battery and a spacer' - not enough info to be sure I have the correct battery and spacer - unless I somehow mis-read the first upside-down page of the PDF?